A hamper that holds dirty clothes to be washed or wet clothes to be dried.
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Examples for "voider"
Examples for "voider"
1The voider may have spoilt their passage by trying to tag along.
2The functions of a voider were somewhat those of a crumb-tray.
3Squatting in the humus a little way from them she saw the other voider.
4Something tiny crawled in the voider's palm, like a flea.
5The voider's throes slowed, then stopped.
1I took it out of the dirty- clothes hamper and put it on.
2There in the clothes hamper he finds Norma's underwear with dried blood.
3The soiled- clothes hamper belongs, not in the clothes closet, but in the bathroom.
4She dropped the sleepsuit into the clothes hamper in her bathroom.
5She crossed behind the wicker clothes hamper and picked up something from the floor.
1At the end of the line is a clothes basket.
2I want the books, but the clothes basket wants me.
3She plopped the trousers into the clothes basket and reached for a nearby towel.
4A medium-sized clothes basket will take care of our baby for four or five months.
5Wesley took the clothes basket from the back porch and started in the direction of the cellar.
1Would you believe I found it tossed away in a laundry basket?
2She bent down and pulled a damp pillowcase from my laundry basket.
3Carolyn dropped the laundry basket on the couch and studied the screen.
4Her studio was more like a giant laundry basket than an apartment.
5Remember the time she took her nap in the laundry basket?
6Yes, my lavender-colored laundry basket is now a makeshift manger bed.
7Ösp said, putting a heap of towels into a laundry basket.
8Mrs. Mercer stood behind her, a laundry basket in her arms.
9Manny grabbed the laundry basket, and he and Doc followed behind.
10He stepped over an upended laundry basket and took hold of Chuck's collar.
11Carolyn stood in the doorway, a laundry basket in her arms.
12He was rolled away in a laundry basket after the match.
13We walk toward the hallway, Robb pausing over the laundry basket.
14At that point, I dropped the laundry basket and came into my mother's room.
15Graves claimed that the laundry basket was something he'd buy for his own house.
16She carries the laundry basket on her hip, walking with her feet spread wide.