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to wash lavar

Imagine washing your hands with Lava soap.

Think about the lather of soap.

“Go wash yourself in the lavatory.”

In Naples the word ‘lava’ first first meant ‘a torrent of rain overflowing the streets’. After the molten rock erupted by Mount Vesuvius ‘washed away’ Pompeii ‘lava’ got a different meaning. (Hat tip to lingue_damore)

Lava soap is a heavy-duty hand cleaner manufactured by WD-40. It contains pumice, a very light volcanic rock from which they also make those stones to remove dry and excess skin.

I am going to wash my hands. Me voy a lavar las manos.

Picture by Conrad Bakker on Flickr

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[daily-spanish-word]

to wash lavar

Imagine washing your hands with Lava soap.

“Go wash yourself in the lavatory.”

In Naples the word ‘lava’ first first meant ‘a torrent of rain overflowing the streets’. After the molten rock erupted by Mount Vesuvius ‘washed away’ Pompeii ‘lava’ got a different meaning. (Hat tip to lingue_damore)

Lava soap is a heavy-duty hand cleaner manufactured by WD-40. It contains pumice, a very light volcanic rock from which they also make those stones to remove dry and excess skin.

I am going to wash my hands. Me voy a lavar las manos.

Picture by Conrad Bakker on Flickr

[daily-spanish-word]

to wash lavar

Imagine washing your hands with Lava soap.

“Go wash yourself in the lavatory.”

In Naples the word ‘lava’ first first meant ‘a torrent of rain overflowing the streets’. After the molten rock erupted by Mount Vesuvius ‘washed away’ Pompeii ‘lava’ got a different meaning. (Hat tip to lingue_damore)

Lava soap is a heavy-duty hand cleaner manufactured by WD-40. It contains pumice, a very light volcanic rock from which they also make those stones to remove dry and excess skin.

I am going to wash my hands. Me voy a lavar las manos.

Picture by Conrad Bakker on Flickr

[daily-spanish-word]

to wash lavar

Imagine washing your hands with Lava soap.

“Go wash yourself in the lavatory.”

In Naples the word ‘lava’ first first meant ‘a torrent of rain overflowing the streets’. After the molten rock erupted by Mount Vesuvius ‘washed away’ Pompeii ‘lava’ got a different meaning. (Hat tip to lingue_damore)

Lava soap is a heavy-duty hand cleaner manufactured by WD-40. It contains pumice, a very light volcanic rock from which they also make those stones to remove dry and excess skin.

I am going to wash my hands. Me voy a lavar las manos.

Picture by Conrad Bakker on Flickr