Lave in a sentence as a verb

"[3] The English word "lave" is of the same root.

It's both simpler in some aspects and more complex in others to lave local library versions for every app/service.

My girlfriend gets sick with exhaust vapors when typical cheap taxi drivers lave their windows open and insist their AC is broken.

Awa in France, across the wave, The wee lichts burn on ilka grave, An' you an' me their lowe hae seen-- Ye'11 mebbe hae yer Hallowe'en Yont, whaur ye're lyin' wi' the lave.

Undoubtedly out of the illogical, the domain of which must originally lave been immense.

Unless you don't want to earnestly debate the real topic?Because presumably Google isn't special and doesn't lave laws and ethics that apply only to them?

Lave definitions

verb

wash or flow against; "the waves laved the shore"

See also: wash

verb

cleanse (one's body) with soap and water

See also: wash

verb

wash one's face and hands; "She freshened up in the bathroom"