overscour
/ɒvərˈskuːər/Definitions
1. verb
to subject (a surface, especially a metal surface) to a strong flow of water or another cleaning agent to remove dirt or other impurities.
“The factory worker had to over-scour the pipes to remove the stubborn grime.”
2. noun
a strong flow of water or another cleaning agent used to clean a surface.
“The over-scour caused by the malfunctioning hose damaged the delicate machine parts.”
3. verb (archaic)
to scour or clean something too thoroughly.
“In the past, over-scouring was a common mistake when cleaning metal surfaces.”