hose
//hoʊz//
Noun
hoseSingular
hosesPlural
1
A flexible tube used to convey water or other fluids, typically for watering gardens or washing.
I used the hose to water the flowers in the garden.
2
Stockings, socks, or tights collectively, especially as an item of clothing.
She bought a new pair of hose to wear with her dress.
Verb
hoseInfinitive
hosePresent tense
hosedPast tense
hosedPast participle
hosingPresent participle
hosesThird-person singular
1
To water, spray, or wash with a hose.
He hosed down the car after washing it.
2
To cheat or deceive someone (informal).
The salesman totally hosed me on that deal.