Meanings of clothespress in English

When they were gone Hartwick came out of the clothespress.

A ball, however, struck the clothespress, the sides of which gave forth a hollow sound.

Then crossing, she opened the bathroom door, and then the clothespress, calling Rosanna's name sharply.

Hartwick shut himself in the clothespress, and I could hear him laughing and gasping for breath.

Along one side of the wall a clothespress, which the combined wardrobes of two did not fill.

Why should a clothespress be well ventilated?

So it must be the clothespress, Gran'ma!

He began rummaging in the huge clothespress, all the while regaling me with news from the regions below.

Well what a clothespress!

When its mistress opened the clothespress, the parrot said: My pretty mamma, don't go, for the old woman will betray you.

Dominique had implored Francoise to withdraw, but she refused to leave him; she was seated behind a huge oaken clothespress, which protected her.

In the clothespress were buff trousers and an embroidered coat, and shoes with silver buckles, and several suits of every-day clothes, showing wear and patches.

Heavy clothespresses occupied the far corners of the room, and the apron of the stone fireplace jutted into the wooden floor.

When they were gone Hartwick came out of the clothespress.

A ball, however, struck the clothespress, the sides of which gave forth a hollow sound.

Then crossing, she opened the bathroom door, and then the clothespress, calling Rosanna's name sharply.