The word 'wiped' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe cleaning an area by wiping it with a cloth or to describe someone removing a mark or spill. Example Sentence: She quickly wiped the spilled coffee off the table.
After the September 11 terror attacks, IMU militants fought with the Taliban in Afghanistan but were wiped out by US forces by 2002.
After all, when it looked as if Scotland was thinking seriously about leaving the UK, billions of pounds were wiped off the stock market.
The union had been saved after a tumultuous end to the referendum campaign, which had seen billions wiped off the share prices of Scottish companies in the wake of a YouGov poll on 7 September giving the Yes side a narrow lead.
For while Labour was wiped out by the SNP in Scotland, it lost to the Tories in the Midlands and south-east, and is threatened by Ukip in many of the towns of northern England.
Because the award is non-consolidated it will not count towards pension entitlements or shift pay and will be wiped away at the end of March 2016, meaning wages will go back to their April 2013 level.
By the appearance of the 12th imam, Israel would be wiped out automatically".
"I agree with Ahmadinejad that Israel should be wiped off the map, but not through war.
The rest of the family had no such luck: while one of his aunts and her daughter survived because they were Catholics, his grandmother, his two uncles and his other aunt were murdered along with their families in Auschwitz and other camps; his mother's side of the family was completely wiped out.
The entire incident was wiped from my record when I was 16, so it hadn't even existed in a legal sense, and if I never mentioned it again, it would never come up.
Ahead of the European election results – which could see the Lib Dems wiped out in Brussels – organisers of a rebel petition said two MPs were expected to sign in the next few days, and that more could follow.
They were going into every challenge full-blooded and Chris Gunter showed no mercy as he challenged Danny Lafferty so forcefully he sent the Northern Ireland international flying over the advertising hoardings, wiped the linesman out and also saw a ball boy require lengthy treatment that ended in the youngster being carried away on the stretcher.
