Spanish
cómoda baja 
Type of 18th-century American dressing table with drawers, set on high legs, often made en suite with a highboy.
Synonyms
Examples for "lowboy"
Examples for "lowboy"
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Their pictures, old sepia photos, looked down on the beat-up lowboy.
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All cooks had their own stations and, at their stations, lowboy coolers and refrigerated drawers.
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When he visits Richard he finds that the lowboy has actually made Richard more disagreeable than he'd been before.
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As soon as the guard was gone Lowboy retched and leaned forward.
5
He looked Lowboy over and ran two birdlike fingers through his beard.
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Chief health officer Brett Sutton said the low case numbers were encouraging.
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Conclusions: Major complications are mostly associated with therapeutic procedures and low case volume.
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Excess operative mortality appears to be associated with pancreatico-splenectomy, low case volume and lack of specialist training.
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Premier Daniel Andrews has warned of the one thing that could derail Victoria's continued low case numbers: lockdown fatigue.
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Washington still had relatively low case numbers, and some counties were even contemplating a return to movie theatres and museums.
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This is in comparison with limited Pplat protective ventilation in a model of lung injury with low chest-wall compliance.
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On a long, low chest standing under the middle stern port lay a guitar that was gay with ribbons.
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Jack arrived soon afterwards with a tray he set down on the low chest at the foot of the bed.
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Then Laurence saw the furniture had all been tidied away against the walls, and the writing-desk stood atop a low chest.
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A bed stood in one corner; in another, a small washhand-stand; between them a low chest of drawers with a looking-glass upon it.
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Somehow, though, even as she reached for the receiver on the low chest beside her bed, Kaylie knew that it had to do with him.