washes
v.v. to clean something using water and usually soap. You use this word when talking about cleaning your hands, clothes, or the dishes.
v. to clean something, typically the body, clothing, or kitchenware, using water and a detergent. This third-person singular form describes a habitual or current action.
He washes the dishes every night after dinner.
The nurse always washes her hands thoroughly before she examines a new patient in the clinic.
The automated system washes the car's exterior with high-pressure jets while the driver remains safely inside the vehicle.
The verb is transitive when it has an object, but can be intransitive when the object is understood (e.g., 'she washes before bed').
He wash his clothes on Mondays.He washes his clothes on Mondays.For third-person singular subjects (he, she, it), the verb must take the -es ending.