scrub
scrub
skrəb
skrēb
British pronunciation
/skɹʌb/

Definition & Meaning of "scrub"in English

to scrub
01

to clean a surface by rubbing it very hard using a brush, etc.

Transitive: to scrub a surface
to scrub definition and meaning
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She scrubs the bathtub to remove soap scum and stains.
02

to cancel or stop a planned activity or event

Transitive: to scrub a plan
to scrub definition and meaning
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They had to scrub the meeting due to scheduling conflicts.
03

to wash your hands and arms very carefully

Transitive: to scrub one's hands
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The doctor scrubbed her hands before the surgery.
Scrub
01

vigorous cleaning by friction

scrub definition and meaning
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They gave the floor a good scrub before the guests arrived.
02

a cosmetic preparation applied to remove dead skin cells

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I bought a new scrub for body care.
03

dense, low-growing vegetation made up of stunted trees or bushes

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The hikers struggled through the thick scrub.
01

referring to animals of undistinguished or unimproved lineage

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The farm kept a few scrub cows for milk.
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