“To wash out” in Japanese
Short answer
To wash out in Japanese is “濯ぐ” (sosogu). Full meaning: to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace.
Other ways to say “To wash out” in Japanese
洗い落とす
araiotosu to wash off, to wash out
淘げる
yonageru to separate and discard, to sieve and sort, to wash out (impurities, etc.)
洗ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
漱ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
雪ぐ
sosogu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
嗽ぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
ゆすぐ
yusugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
すすご
susugo to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
すすぐ
susugu to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
濯げる
susugeru to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
雪げる
sosogeru to rinse, to wash out; to have one's revenge, to wipe out a disgrace
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