wiped

transitive verb wiped, wiping

1. 1. to rub or pass over with a cloth, mop, etc., as for cleaning or drying
   2. to clean or dry in this manner: wipe the dishes
2. to rub or pass (a cloth, the hand, etc.) over something
3. to apply by wiping: wipe oil over the surface
4. to remove by or as by wiping: with away, off, up, out
5. to form (a joint in lead pipe) by applying liquid solder and rubbing with a leather pad, greased cloth, etc.

Origin: ME wipen < OE wipian, akin to OHG wīfan, to wind around < IE *weib-, to turn, twist, turning motion: see vibrate

noun

1. an act or instance of wiping
2. something used for wiping; specif., a disposable tissue or towel, typically of already-moistened paper and variously designed for cleansing the skin, cleaning eyeglasses, etc.
3. Film, TV a transitional editing effect in which one scene appears to replace another as by gradually moving it across the frame
4. Slang
   1. a blow; swipe
   2. a gibe; jeer