Washable (adjective)

Able to be cleaned by washing with water and a cleaning agent.

Origin:

The word "washable" is formed by combining the verb "wash" and the suffix "-able" which is used to indicate that something can be done to the noun. it is related to the verb "to wash" meaning to clean something with water and a cleaning agent.

Examples:

1. I always make sure to buy washable clothes, because they're easy to clean.
2. The washable paint can be easily cleaned off with water and soap.
3. The washable marker can be wiped off with a damp cloth.
4. The paint was labeled as washable, but it still left stains on my clothes.
5. I prefer washable rugs for my kitchen, because they are easy to clean and maintain.