scrubs

US /skrʌbz/
UK /skrʌbz/
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loose-fitting clothes worn by surgeons during an operation

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The doctor quickly changed into his surgical scrubs before the emergency.
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Nurses often wear blue or green scrubs.
2.

an act of cleaning or scrubbing something thoroughly

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The kitchen needed a good scrub after the party.
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Give the floor a quick scrub.
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cleanwashscourrubpolish
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to rub (something) hard in order to clean it

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She had to scrub the burnt food off the bottom of the pan.
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He spent hours scrubbing the bathroom tiles.
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cleanwashscourrubpolish
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to cancel or abandon (a plan or project)

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They decided to scrub the mission due to bad weather.
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The director had to scrub the entire scene and reshoot it.
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cancelabandondropscrapcall off
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scrubscrub fowlscrub brushscrub up