Word Finder - awash

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Washed by the waves or tide (of a rock or strip of shore, or of an anchor, etc., when flush with the surface of the water, so that the waves break over it); covered with water.

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(by extension) Covered, overspread (with or in something).

The majority of his body was moderately awash with passion and Ethel was as warm and soft as ever.

I think people did things to me in the night but when I finally woke, the room was awash in sunshine.

The streets will be awash with blood.

The second pair of swim shorts here that you may want to turn you eye towards is also from the Surf N Turf collection, but this one is done in a blue print; a tropical scene that is awash in deep blue seas and swaying coconut tress.

Indie musicians are often more receptive to letting their music be traded online than major label acts, so the internet is awash in indie music download options.

Located right off the kitchens, the cafeteria was awash with the smells of bread, fruit pies and the jerk-spiced meat the Caribbean was renowned for.

In 1886 there was a serious volcanic eruption in the outlying island of Nivafoou, and at the same time Falcon Reef, normally awash at high water, discharged sufficient scoriae and pumice to form a new island 50 ft.

The chief river of Abyssinia flowing east is the Hawash (Awash, Awasi), which rises in the Shoan uplands and makes a semicircular bend first S.E.

During July and early August it is also awash with a multitude of Himalayan flowers, including the rare blue poppy.

The hull was soon awash, and the crew were eventually compelled to seek safety in the rigging.

There are a few small outliers which are often awash.

A new life that is awash with the improved self-confidence that can come from having a bigger penis!

The appeal is being made by Children's World Farm at Beckley, which is currently awash with piglets.

The seaside resort is now awash with young Navy recruits and members of the Pioneer Corps.

The car park an hour after the final whistle is still awash with emotion.

However, developing countries are already awash with separate aid initiatives.

Some of it's awash with money, and some of it begs on the street comer.

This is a sacred site par excellence, reportedly awash with strong earth energies.

Awash with parks and green open space, Richmond seems idyllic.

Previously UK awash with unwashed dishwashers European washout fuels immigration fears Take that, you stinking leech!

Always awash cruise Hawaii luxury in is the time.

The roasted sweet pepper awash with garlic provided a vibrant backdrop to a large roundel of goat's cheese oozing over its crostini perch.

In a world awash in information of dubious provenance, whom can you trust to tell you the truth?

The ocean is awash with sound, as dolphins, whales and even snapping shrimp all join in the chorus.

Their work is awash with colors, deep shades of red and green, majestic sienna.

A new life that is awash with the improved self-confidence that can come from having a bigger penis !

Once these beauties hit the table, you'll be awash in compliments - and who doesn't love that?

The pet industry is awash with specialty products for your pet.

You'll literally find yourself awash in vibrant blues, pinks, greens and prints in every style imaginable.

The swim style is awash with blue, yellow, and even red accents that perfectly match the warm summer day.

The interior flap is awash in dark purple glitter lettering that reads "Evil Queen" in a sharp scroll.

Following WWII, Europe was awash in shortages, including leather.

Awash in a smattering of polka dots, the shoes feature a charming little bow over the peep-toe.

Once, farmhouse ice-cream, home-cured bacon and British goat's cheese would have been rarities; now the internet is awash with them.

There was a pet parade scheduled and the open field was ayip and awash with activity.