rinse something out

Examples of rinsed

rinsed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

After 5 min fish were removed, rinsed briefly in carbon-filtered water, and returned to aquaria.
Ten to twenty grains were selected from each sample, washed with methanol in an ultrasonic bath and rinsed with distilled water.
The floating inflorescence remainders were decanted off, and the seeds were rinsed in distilled water.
The skins were rinsed in saline solution and patted dry : the surface lipids were left intact.
The gills were removed and rinsed, and the arches were examined individually.
Below the aortic valve, on the left ventricular surface, a two centimeter-long vegetation was debrided and the left: ventricle and aorta rinsed with iodine solution.
The incubation bottles were then removed, and the samples rinsed several times with washes of ' cold ' lagoon water.
To extract seeds, we thoroughly mixed each sample with water and rinsed it through sieves with decreasing mesh width (4, 2, 1 mm).
Once completed, the object is rinsed with a solvent and then exposed in an ultraviolet oven that thoroughly cures the result.
Following the priming treatments, seeds were thoroughly rinsed with water and dried to 5-6% water content.
Protoscoleces were aspirated from the melted cysts and rinsed several times with saline.
Copepods were rinsed in filtered sea water and were directly added in tanks containing uninfected oysters.
The seeds were then rinsed with sterile distilled water and agitated for 5 min in excess 70% ethanol.
Both cumulus-free and cumulus-zona-free oocytes were rinsed thoroughly and kept in the medium for less than 30 min before use.
Cells were then rinsed continuously for another 15 min before the beginning of the experiments.
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