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sluice down

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sluice something down
to rinse something down; to flood the surface of something with water or other liquid to clean it. John sluiced the driveway down. Karen sluiced down the garage floor.
See also: sluice


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Water from snow melt continues to sluice down the hillside.
This weekend you'll sluice down the car while the washing machine and dishwasher gurgle away but so what, it's only water.
Dick Wolf's ``Crime & Punishment'' has already debuted, and two more sluice down the pipeline tonight.
 
 
 
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