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toilet wand en · NOUN

Etymology

Originally a trademark, ToiletWand.

Meanings

  1. A kind of disposable toilet brush with a spongy head that is infused with cleaning fluid.
    • The thought of someone looking over her designs with a critical eye nearly crippled her, but she wouldn't be wielding toilet wands for the rest of her life. 2015, Jules Bennett, Maid for a Magnate, page 41:
    • She was desperate for him to see her as someone other than Matt's annoying little sister, with her nose in a book and a toilet wand in her hand. 2013, Virginia Kantra, Carolina Girl:
    • Marly suffered through various commercials for snack foods, new cars and toilet wands before the news came back on. 2006, Karen Kendall, Midnight Madness, page 218:
    • With easy to grab cleaners and towels you can quickly polish up a sink and with toilet wands available you can easily swish out a toilet. Genalin Jimenez, 10 Steps to Simplify Your Life and Declutter with the 'Live More with Less' Philosophy (page 216)

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