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Meanings of window cleaner in English

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          Usage of window cleaner in English
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          It was the window cleaner set me thinking of her again today.
          The Irish Times
          2
          Glass and window cleaner Now, for glass and windows, Grandma was right.
          The Guardian
          3
          And I speak with the authority of a former window cleaner.
          The Guardian
          4
          Nobody grows up saying, I want to be a window cleaner.
          The new yorker
          5
          Have you ever asked your window cleaner for a receipt?
          The Irish Times
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          He has fun chasing the keeper's window cleaner or trying to steal Dora's spotlight.
          Radio NZ
          7
          Hence, Collier, running his own lines about window cleaner around in his mouth for rhythm.
          Internecine
          8
          Kelly, 37, said she was horrified when window cleaner James showed off his new permanent artwork.
          News.com.au
          9
          He had heard the window cleaner and Jennings, but thought nothing of it at the time.
          The Exploits of Elaine
          10
          Only after digging out my window cleaner's phone number did I eventually get a replacement sim.
          The Guardian
          11
          Tom Smart is a window cleaner with difference.
          BBC
          12
          There are robot vacuum cleaners and robot mops so why not have a robot window cleaner?
          The Guardian
          13
          Luckily, they had a part-time window cleaner, part-time firefighter living opposite whom they had no idea about.
          The Guardian
          14
          Tells how he became a window cleaner.
          The new yorker
          15
          The phone she wiped clean before dropping it into the courtesy container of window cleaner beside the pump.
          Shadowlight
          16
          A window cleaner died after falling from the second floor of a building on O'Connell Street in Dublin yesterday.
          The Irish Times