The word 'washed' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it as a verb, meaning to clean something with water or other liquid. Example sentence: I washed the dishes after dinner.
There are half a dozen tables in the back where speciality burgers of bison or ostrich can be washed down with IPAs and bitters both local and imported.
The body was washed ashore on a westerly breeze, faceless and bloated to such an extent that it didn't fit into its clothes any more.
It was after one of those long meals of lentils and carrot stew washed down with cheap South African red wine that our romance blossomed.
When planting, farmers are forced to take out expensive loans in order to buy fertilizers to replace the earth's natural nutrients that have been washed away.
Popular beaches along nearly seven miles (11 kilometres) of Los Angeles-area coastline were off-limits to surfing and swimming on Thursday as scientists looked for the source of globs of tar that washed ashore.
All took their turn swimming against a vicious riptide and either washed ashore on Reality Island or drifted further out to sea.
The charms of this land of wheatfields, cork oak forests, wildflower meadows and tiny white-washed villages, are more subtle than in France or Italy's poster regions.
Michael Keaton is a washed-up movie star trying to reinvent himself as a serious actor on Broadway, but plagued with hallucinatory visions of "Birdman" – the preposterous superhero he once played.
Also, let it be stated for the record that Marquel is the only person of color on the show thus far: not a single woman of color, or even a brunette, seems to be worthy of a place in this white-washed tropical hell.
The route would take us on a circuit of the Sierra's villages, and, more enticingly still, around the restaurants and bars hidden in their white-washed allies and small, tree-shaded squares.
It's a drier, noisier, smellier experience, filled with white-washed wooden shops, wooden schools, wooden houses and a great, cast-iron market.
