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“To clean off” in Japanese

Short answer

拭い去る nuguisaru ぬぐいさる

To clean off in Japanese is “拭い去る” (nuguisaru). Full meaning: to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase.

Other ways to say “To clean off” in Japanese

落とす otosu to drop, to lose, to let fall, to shed (light), to cast (one's gaze), to pour in (liquid), to leave behind; to clean off (dirt, makeup, paint, etc.), to remove (e.g. stains or facial hair), to lose, to spend money at a certain place, to omit, to leav 拭いさる nuguisaru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase ぬぐい去る nuguisaru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase 拭い去れる nuguisareru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase ぬぐいさる nuguisaru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase 拭いされる nuguisareru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase ぬぐい去れる nuguisareru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase ぬぐいされる nuguisareru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase 殞す otosu to drop, to lose, to let fall, to shed (light), to cast (one's gaze), to pour in (liquid), to leave behind; to clean off (dirt, makeup, paint, etc.), to remove (e.g. stains or facial hair), to lose, to spend money at a certain place, to omit, to leav 隕す otosu to drop, to lose, to let fall, to shed (light), to cast (one's gaze), to pour in (liquid), to leave behind; to clean off (dirt, makeup, paint, etc.), to remove (e.g. stains or facial hair), to lose, to spend money at a certain place, to omit, to leav 墮す otosu to drop, to lose, to let fall, to shed (light), to cast (one's gaze), to pour in (liquid), to leave behind; to clean off (dirt, makeup, paint, etc.), to remove (e.g. stains or facial hair), to lose, to spend money at a certain place, to omit, to leav

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