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laundry
[lawn-dree, lahn-]
noun
plural
laundriesarticles of clothing, linens, etc., that have been or are to be washed.
a business establishment where clothes, linens, etc., are laundered.
a room or area, as in a home or apartment building, reserved for doing the family wash.
laundry
/ ˈɔːԻɪ /
noun
a place where clothes and linen are washed and ironed
the clothes or linen washed and ironed
the act of laundering
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of laundry1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
The spirit of the Ojai festival need not be conveyed by a laundry list of composers and works or by value judgments.
His mother took in laundry and scrubbed floors.
His explosive row with President Donald Trump - and the very public airing of his dirty White House laundry - suggests Musk's changing priorities might not quite be the salve they had been hoping for.
The Lockerbie laundry has become a symbol of the kindness shown by the people of the town.
“I’m the least flashy person. Hell, I’ve not even stepped foot in the French Laundry — but I can tell you, I grew up in a Chinese laundry.”
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