The part of the sentence "wipe a" is not correct and usable in written English, as it lacks a verb.
To make a complete sentence, you would need to include the verb "wipe," as in "Wipe a surface with a cloth."
Will they wipe a spit-dampened tissue across his cheek?
(He pauses to wipe a tear from his eye).
Or wipe a small area with mineral spirits and a clean rag.
If you have an Android phone, the Lookout app can remotely lock or wipe a device.
Mobile management systems can also be configured to remotely wipe a lost device.
Police forced him to wipe a copy of his friend's manuscript from his computer.
Can it be dismissed in the time it takes to wipe a cheek with a handkerchief?
Oh! how we were all supposed to chortle, and wipe a tear from the eye.
The snake used his tail to wipe a tear from his face.
HSBC predicts that Brexit could wipe a fifth off the value of the currency.
A successful star turn there can't wipe a bad reputation clean, but it can buoy a troubled celebrity's confidence.
