wiped
Towel after washing
Wiped is the past tense of wipe—to clean or dry a surface by rubbing: She wiped the counter.
To wipe something out is to destroy it completely: The storm wiped out the village.
In slang, wiped means exhausted: I'm completely wiped after that hike.
To get wiped out can also mean to fall hard, especially in surfing or skateboarding.
Cleansed of contaminants
- disinfectedFreed from harmful microorganisms
- scrubbedCleaned thoroughly or canceled
- polishedSmooth, refined, accomplished
- sterilizedFreed from microorganisms
mopped · sponged · dusted · washed · cleansed · toweled · swabbed · rubbed
Permanently removed
- obliteratedUtterly and completely destroyed
- expungedOfficially removed completely
- removedTaken from position
- clearedFound not guilty
purged · scrubbed · effaced · blanked · overwritten · formatted · reset · destroyed
Compressed into fragments
- demolishedCompletely destroyed a structure
- annihilatedCompletely destroyed, nothing remaining
- destroyedMade to cease existing
- trouncedDefeated decisively
routed · obliterated · slaughtered · thrashed · beaten · hammered · walloped · clobbered
sanitized
Cleansed of contaminants
- disinfectedFreed from harmful microorganisms
- scrubbedCleaned thoroughly or canceled
- polishedSmooth, refined, accomplished
sterilized · mopped · sponged · dusted · washed · cleansed · toweled · swabbed · rubbed · buffed
deleted
Permanently removed
- obliteratedUtterly and completely destroyed
- expungedOfficially removed completely
- removedTaken from position
cleared · purged · scrubbed · effaced · blanked · overwritten · formatted · reset · destroyed · eliminated
crushed
Compressed into fragments
- demolishedCompletely destroyed a structure
- annihilatedCompletely destroyed, nothing remaining
- destroyedMade to cease existing
trounced · routed · obliterated · slaughtered · thrashed · beaten · hammered · walloped · clobbered · steamrolled
drained
Emptied of resources
worn-out · knackered · shattered · depleted · sapped · beat · bushed · zonked · pooped · wrecked
- removedremoved, taken out, eliminated, deleted, erased
- cleanlinessclean, cleanliness, clean up, dirty, neatness
- exhaustedtired, weary, exhausted, drained, fatigued
- tidyneat, orderly, organized, tidied, uncluttered
- brought backreturned, revived, restored, recalled, recovered
- slangslang, jargon, lingo, argot, cant
- wiped outUtterly without remaining energy
- wipe outDestroy completely or tumble
- wiping outDestroying completely
- wipe awayRemove by rubbing
- baby wipesPre-moistened infant cleaning cloths
- windshield wipersVehicle glass-clearing blades
wipe, wiping, wipes, wiper, wipers, wipeout, unwiped, wipeouts, wipeable