A verb used to express the act of washing, or "warshing;" a southern take on the verb to wash.

A Midland American English pronunciation of “wash”. This pronunciation is referred to as the “intrusive R” common in middle America. Contrary to popular myth it’s not common is Southern American English.

How people on the Jerry Springer show say "wash" and don't know any better.
"Wash" rhymes with "Posh" and "Mosh," not "Harsh" or "Marsh" or how Goofy says "Gosh" which is "Garsh!"

Your southern grandmother telling you to apply soap and water to something with the intention of it getting clean.

A term southerners use In place of “Wash” due to accent and slang.

Hick-slang: To wash

St. Louisan for "wash".