Wipe

Meaning

Verb

●

To

an

over,

, with the

of

some

from the

. (Compare rub.)

●

To

by

bing; to

; to

; usually

, off, or out.

●

To

; to

; to

; usually

out.

●

To

(the

) after defecation.

●

In Computing:

To erase.

●

To make (a

, as between

of lead

), by

the

with a

of

,

in a

a

with which the

is

by rubbing.

●

To

an

from

face.

●

To

(a ship).

●

To

a

in

or

e is

with another

along a

,

one

or

e is a

being

the other.

●

In Role-playing games & Video games:

To have all members of a

in a

,

, or

; to be

out.

Noun

●

The

of

something.

●

A

of

or

-like

used for wiping.

●

In British English:

A handkerchief.

●

A

where

another by

from

of the

to another or with

shape.

●

A

; a

, a jibe.

●

In British English:

A

or

; the

of

somebody or something.

●

In Plovers and lapwings:

A

, especially a

northern lapwing

(Vanellus vanellus).

●

In Role-playing games & Video games:

An

members of a

in a

,

, or

; a wipeout.

Sourced from

Origin

wipe

English

wipen

Middle English (1100-1500)

wipian

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Sourced from

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