Face Wash

Entertainment / Ice Hockey / Face Wash: A face wash is when a player rubs his hockey glove over the face of an opponent.
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Other Words for Face

Face Noun Synonyms: mask, veneer, facade, front, camouflage, pretence, disguise, (false) impression, semblance, masquerade
Face Verb Synonyms: coat, surface, cover, clad, dress, sheathe, overlay, finish, veneer
Face Adjective Synonyms: visage, countenance, physiognomy, features, lineaments, mug, mush, kisser, pan, puss, phiz, phizog, dial, clock
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Other Words for Wash

Wash Noun Synonyms: wash up, clean (up), cleanse, bathe, shower, douche, douse, scrub (up), shampoo, soap up, lather, launder, scour, soak, rinse, flush, wet, drench, deterge, sponge (off), perform (one's) ablutions, absterge, literary lave,
Wash Verb Synonyms: splash, spatter, splatter, plash, dash, beat, pound, thrash, break, toss, surge, undulate, rush, run, lap, ripple, roll, flow
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Straight-Faced

Entertainment / Golf / Straight-Faced: A club that has a relatively steep (not much loft) clubface MORE

Strictly High-Grown Washed

Lifestyle / Coffee / Strictly High-Grown Washed: Highest grade of Haiti coffee. MORE

Standard Surface Pressure

Science / Weather / Standard Surface Pressure: The measurement of one atmosphere of pressure under standard conditions. It is equivalent to 1,013.25 millibars, 29.92 inches of mercury, 760 millimeters of mercury, 14.7 pounds per square inch, or 1. MORE

Square Surface

Business / Machine Shop / Square Surface: A surface at a right angle with another surface. MORE

Small Computer System Interface (SCSI)

Technology / Computers / Small Computer System Interface (SCSI): It is pronounced 'scuzzy,' and is a parallel interface standard used by Apple Macintosh computers, PCs, and many UNIX systems for the purpose of attaching peripheral devices to computer systems. Nearl MORE

Subsurface Rights

Business / Real Estate / Subsurface Rights: Ownership rights in a parcel of real estate to the water, minerals, gas, oil and so forth that lie beneath the surface of the property. MORE