A hamper that holds dirty clothes to be washed or wet clothes to be dried.
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The voider may have spoilt their passage by trying to tag along.
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The functions of a voider were somewhat those of a crumb-tray.
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Squatting in the humus a little way from them she saw the other voider.
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Something tiny crawled in the voider's palm, like a flea.
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The voider's throes slowed, then stopped.
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Would you believe I found it tossed away in a laundry basket?
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She bent down and pulled a damp pillowcase from my laundry basket.
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Carolyn dropped the laundry basket on the couch and studied the screen.
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Her studio was more like a giant laundry basket than an apartment.
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Remember the time she took her nap in the laundry basket?
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At the end of the line is a clothes basket.
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I want the books, but the clothes basket wants me.
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She plopped the trousers into the clothes basket and reached for a nearby towel.
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A medium-sized clothes basket will take care of our baby for four or five months.
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Wesley took the clothes basket from the back porch and started in the direction of the cellar.
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I took it out of the dirty- clothes hamper and put it on.
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There in the clothes hamper he finds Norma's underwear with dried blood.
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The soiled- clothes hamper belongs, not in the clothes closet, but in the bathroom.
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She dropped the sleepsuit into the clothes hamper in her bathroom.
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She crossed behind the wicker clothes hamper and picked up something from the floor.
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Underclothes as mended are put in the clothes hamper.
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Leaving the dresser, he went to the clothes hamper.
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It was in the clothes hamper, for heaven's sake.
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These, if soiled, are relegated to the clothes hamper, to be replaced by fresh ones.
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She finds, sleeping in the clothes hamper, a chicken snake big around as her wrist.
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It can be kept in the clothes hamper, and will be useful in sweeping under the bath-tub.
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Now it happened Raggedy lit in the clothes hamper and there she lay all doubled up in a knot.
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Anything lacking in the Elliott household she was able to supplement from a china breakfast set to a clothes hamper.
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Then she remembered the huge wicker clothes hamper, standing empty in the kitchen, and carrying her out, gently lowered her into it.
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If you don't have them, then they're probably lost under the bed back at home, or in the bottom of the clothes hamper.
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She had set down her candle and laid the revolver on the top of the clothes hamper and now stood gazing at the mantel-fireplace.