Rinsed

[Tina]

when someone has been [thoroughly] [beaten] at a certainsport or [activity]

[Jessica]

When you [get robbed] and left with nothing example you [get owned] of all your belongings in a robbery or [burglary] or divorce or your just a pussy who allowed yourself to be a victim and let someone take all your stuff

[Gregory]

[The act] of being excessively [drunk].

[Dianne]

(1) To have lost a [cuss] battle without a comeback
(2) To have [rinsed the dishes] or [forks]

[Tanya Shivari]

1. to use somthing fast [untill] it has [ran out]

2. to be [cussed] bad

[Lizzy Liz]

to steal someones things, to get [jammed] or [jumped] by people and [stripped] of all ur valuables

[Magaret]

past simple and past participle of rinse