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scrub1 US English

rub (someone or something) hard so as to clean them, typically with a brush and water

scrub2 US English

vegetation consisting mainly of brushwood or stunted forest growth

scrub jay US English

a jay with blue and gray plumage and no crest, found in Mexico, the western US, and central Florida

scrub oak US English

a shrubby dwarf oak that forms thickets

body scrub US English

an exfoliating cosmetic preparation, applied to the body to cleanse the skin

scrub-bird US English

a secretive Australian songbird with mainly brown plumage and a long tail, now rare

scrub brush ( scrubbing brush) US English

a hard brush for scrubbing floors, pots and pans, etc.

scrub nurse US English

a nurse who assists a surgeon by performing certain specialized duties during a surgical operation

scrub suit US English

a hygienic outfit worn by surgeons and other surgical staff while performing or assisting at an operation

scrub typhus US English

a rickettsial disease transmitted to humans by mites and found in parts of eastern Asia

scrub up in scrub1 US English

thoroughly clean one’s hands and arms, especially before performing surgery

scrub something away/off in scrub1 US English

remove dirt by rubbing hard

scrub hickory in pignut US English

a hickory tree that bears nuts with thin husks

scrub English-French

to give sth a (good) scrub

scrub1 English-German

schrubben

scrub2 English-German

Buschwerk

scrub1 English-Italian

boscaglia f

scrub2 English-Italian

strofinare

scrub1 English-Spanish

matorrales

scrub up English-French

se stériliser les mains