0 present participle of wipe --
1 to slide something, especially a piece of cloth, over the surface of something else, in order to remove dirt, food, or liquid: --
Third, not all employees used gloves correctly, and some were observed wiping their hands on heavily soiled uniforms.
Alcohol wiping may supplement these procedures for reactive components such as pyrotechnics.
Therefore, the wiping operation is imperative in the manual operation.
Therefore, the wiping operation must be conducted manually, which also brings along the danger of the solar cells fragmenting.
Wiping the slate clean: a lexical semantic exploration.
Explanation is exclusive description - wiping out whatever is not relevant for the main line of the narrative.
Regurgitated seeds are typically deliberately wiped against a branch, and bill wiping behaviour is commonly observed in frugivorous birds.
Despite this poor training, by late 1993 the army had almost succeeded in wiping out the rebel forces.
