Please wipe that spilled milk up.
•Jim wiped up the spill.
2. to clean something dirty by wiping. •The floor was sticky so I wiped it up.
•Please wipe up the countertop.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
wipe something off the map — wipe something off/from/the map wipe something off the face of the earth phrase to destroy something, or to make it disappear completely Some villages had been wiped from the map. Thesaurus: to make something disappear or stop existing … Useful english dictionary
wipe something from the map — wipe something off/from/the map wipe something off the face of the earth phrase to destroy something, or to make it disappear completely Some villages had been wiped from the map. Thesaurus: to make something disappear or stop existing … Useful english dictionary
wipe something clean — wipe (something) clean 1 : to clean (something) by wiping I wiped the table clean. 2 : to completely remove something from (something) : to remove everything from (something) usually used as (be) wip … Useful english dictionary
wipe something from your mind — wipe something from your mind/memory/ phrase to deliberately forget about something She wants to wipe the divorce from her mind. Thesaurus: to forget, or to try to forgetsynonym Main entry: wipe … Useful english dictionary
wipe something from your memory — wipe something from your mind/memory/ phrase to deliberately forget about something She wants to wipe the divorce from her mind. Thesaurus: to forget, or to try to forgetsynonym Main entry: wipe … Useful english dictionary
wipe something off something — wipe sth off sth derived to remove sth from sth • Billions of pounds were wiped off share prices today. Main entry: ↑wipederived … Useful english dictionary
wipe something off the face of the earth — wipe sb/sth off the ˌface of the ˈearth | wipe sth off the ˈmap idiom to destroy or remove sb/sth completely Main entry: ↑wipeidiom … Useful english dictionary
wipe something down — ˌwipe sthˈdown derived to clean a surface completely, using a wet cloth • She took a cloth and wiped down the kitchen table. Main entry: ↑wipederived … Useful english dictionary
wipe something out — eliminate something completely their life savings were wiped out * * * ˌwipe sb/sthˈout derived often passive to destroy or remove sb/sth completely • Whole villages were wiped out by the earthquake. • Last year s profits were virtually wiped out … Useful english dictionary
wipe something off — subtract an amount from a value or debt. → wipe … English new terms dictionary
wipe something out — remove or eliminate completely. → wipe … English new terms dictionary
