voider
- noun
- Archaic
:
cesta de ropa
- She emptied the week's laundry from the voider and began sorting by color.
Examples
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He placed his wet towels in the voider after his morning shower.
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The old-fashioned voider stood by the laundry room door, ready for dirty clothes.
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I put my dirty clothes in the voider.
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The voider is full of wet towels.
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He placed his wet towels in the voider after his morning shower.
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She emptied the week's laundry from the voider and began sorting by color.
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The old-fashioned voider stood by the laundry room door, ready for dirty clothes.
Synonyms
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1.0
A basket for holding clothes that need washing or have just been washed
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1.4
A basket that holds dirty clothes before washing
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1.1
A cart with wheels for carrying clothes in laundromats or hotels
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1.3
A large container with handles for holding dirty clothes before washing
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Etymology
The word voider is also linked to void, which can mean 'to empty'. A laundry basket is a place you 'void' your dirty or wet clothes into, so a voider is a container that holds those clothes until you wash them.