Similar words: rubbed, scrubby, scrub brush, rubber, rubbery, shrubbery, rubberneck, rubberstamp. Meaning: [skrʌb] 
adj. made clean by scrubbing.
adj. made clean by scrubbing. 
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1 She scrubbed the stain on the floor.
2 This floor is crying out to be scrubbed.
3 She scrubbed the mark on the wall for ages, but it wouldn't come off.
4 They are then scrubbed with clean water and left to dry off for an hour or two in a warm room.
5 I've cleaned the basin and scrubbed the bath.
6 The corridors are scrubbed clean.
7 Matthew scrubbed the coal dust from his face.
8 Hundreds of jam pots lined her scrubbed shelves.
9 She scrubbed the counters down with bleach.
10 The table needs to be scrubbed clean .
11 We got some paint remover and scrubbed it off.
12 He scrubbed the blood from his shoes.
13 The woman scrubbed at her face with a tissue.
14 He scrubbed the dirt off his boots.
15 The rooms are all scrubbed out once a week.
16 She scrubbed at her face with a tissue.
17 She scrubbed at the child's face with a tissue.
18 We scrubbed the idea in the end.
19 The table had been scrubbed clean.
20 He stepped into the shower and scrubbed himself all over.
21 I dunked my head under the water and scrubbed at my hair.
22 The mother scrubbed the floor and her child did the same.
23 He scrubbed out the pans and left them to drain.
24 Beneath his elbow,(www.Sentencedict.com) the pine table was spotlessly scrubbed.
25 The kitchen floor needs to be scrubbed and waxed.
26 J., was scrubbed because the promoter got death threats.
27 Everything was scrubbed clean, as she was herself.
28 Before she scrubbed the floor, she swept the room.
29 The pans scrubbed, ready for another action-packed day.
30 Colin had been put into a bath and been scrubbed from head to foot.
More similar words: rubbed, scrubby, scrub brush, rubber, rubbery, shrubbery, rubberneck, rubberstamp, rubber-stamp, rubber stamp, rubber eraser, scrub, grubby, rubble, rubbish, blubber, drubbing, webbed, stabbed, blubbering, scruff, scruple, scrunch, scruffy, inscribed, described, scrutiny, scruples, proscribed, prescribed.