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Meanings of washin in English
Usage of washin in English
1
We go in washin' at the creek and put on clean clothes.
2
He gits five hundred dollars a nite & his board & washin.
3
I was raised up under the old Primitive Baptist feet washin' church.
4
I've allus heerd as washin' is mighty bad when skitters is around.
5
But this ain't doin' my washin', she added, moving toward the entrance.
6
Tuck in washin', I s'ppose,-shewas a monst'us good washer an' ironer.
7
I reckon dat's de quickest white-washin' job I done in some time!
8
Some women washin' doon below saw them and gied the alarm.
9
I used to make thirty-five dollars a month washin' and ironin'.
10
The last janitor's wife used to hang her washin' up here, I guess.
11
Belike I'll not be washin' me face fer a month now.
12
She's keepin' house now, an' takin' in washin', down to Bridgeport.
13
Yer face an' hands need mair washin' than my pussie gies her nose!
14
This is washin' day an' I have sheets sittin' in a tub of water.
15
That ain't so strange, seein' how he's washin' my privates.
16
I dreamed about a huge flood washin' my people away.
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Washin through the time
Washin across language varieties
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