come out in the wash, it will



come out in the wash, it will

A problem will be solved or difficulties will disappear. For example, Don't worry about the fight you got into-it'll all come out in the wash. Cervantes had this metaphoric use of laundry for cleaning up a mess or difficulty in Don Quixote ( Todo saldrá en la colada) and it has been repeated ever since. [Early 1600s]
See also: come, out, will

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Savannasə-VAN-əEnglish (Modern)
Llywellynli-WEL-inWelsh
Willifrid-Ancient Germanic
Linn[lin]
Nobuno-booJapanese
RolandRO-lənd (English), ro-LAWN (French), RO-lawnd (Hungarian)English, French, German, Swedish, Dutch, Hungarian, Medieval French