scrubs

/ skrʌbs /

plural noun

1. the hygienic clothing worn by surgeons and other operating theatre staff during an operation

Example Sentences

Dove partnered with Crumbl cookies on Lemon Glaze body scrubs and Confetti Cake body washes.

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She was arrested, wearing scrubs, at her home on 5 August.

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At the sentencing, Charron wore the green camouflage scrubs afforded to inmates who served in the military, and his lawyer said Charron had been participating in veterans programs at the county jail.

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Even the alpine-inspired plantings cladding the museum’s roof — colorful wildflowers, long sweeping grasses and coarse scrubs, all chosen for their hardiness, lightness and shallow roots — follow this rhythm.

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The series’ camera crew is in the actors’ faces so much that they have to wear medical scrubs, lest they get caught in a background shot.

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