washer
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- noun
- /ˈwɔːʃər/
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lavadora
- There was no room for a washer in their tiny house, so all the laundry was sent out.
- clothes washer
- washer and dryer
- automatic washer
And our second prize is a brand new washer and dryer.
- And our second prize is a brand new washer and dryer.
- Maybe if you supply the washer and dryers, then you have those type of items.
- But now I'm sure you're asking yourself, but Graham, where is the washer dryer going to go?
- And then we'll toss these in the washer and see just how clean they are in the end.
- So this is like my ideal place, OK, Ideal would be washer and dryer in unit.
- So in my apartment houses, we would buy apartment houses that had washer and dryer hookups but no machines.
- You have spun this around like a like a washer, like a washer dryer.
- It's like washers and dryers, petroleum trash.
Examples
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Jenny, did you put that in the washer?
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Clothes pulled out of the washer get pushed into the dryer.
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Since when do you know how to use the washer?
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You may wanna start with the washer.
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And then we'll toss these in the washer and see just how clean they are in the end.
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Carmen, take some of these wet things into the washer, OK?
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You toss it in the washer.
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My skinny pants are in the washer.
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We figured probably to take the kid's clothes out of the washer, put them in the dryer.
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I put my dirty clothes in the washer and started the cycle.
Synonyms
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A home device that cleans clothes using water and soap
A machine that washes clothes and sheets by itself
Compounds
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Washer for a clothes machine comes from the simple verb wash and the ending -er, meaning 'one that washes'. So a washer is literally a machine that washes clothes, which is why it cleans them automatically.