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hose down

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hose someone or something down
to wash something down with water from a hose. Hose her down to cool her off and maybe she will do the same for you. Please hose down the driveway. Hose it down.
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hose someone down

Sl. to kill someone. (Underworld. From the image of spraying someone with bullets.) Mr. Big told Sam to hose Wilbur down. The thugs tried to hose down the witness.
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Also involved in the Gresham project are young offenders on the Community Payback scheme who will sweep the alleys, Middlesbrough Council's area care team will provide additional cleaning, and Cleveland Fire Brigade will hose down the alleys.
Aircraft have been dropping water and retardant on the steep terrain, while some residents stayed behind to hose down the roofs, trees and lawns of their multimillion-dollar homes.
CAPTION(S): DEADLY Firemen hose down cars at the site of the worst bomb where dozens were killed BOMB HELL Scene of horror outside the foreign ministry
 
 
 
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