washing machine
washing machine
Definition
washing machine
noun
a machine for washing clothes, linens, etc., now usually operated automatically; washer
washing machine
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- sell: Why do I have adverts selling washing machines but also give free help to fix washing machines?
- house: The shower room has a " family size " shower and also houses an automatic washing machine and tumble dryer.
- get: Start off, Have you got a washing machine?
Adjective modifier
- automatic: The shower room has a " family size " shower and also houses an automatic washing machine and tumble dryer.
- cheap: Cheap new washing machines ( although rubbish ) can be bought for less than £ 200.
- modern: Modern washing machines wash so well that real diapers do not need to be sterilized.
- most: Most washing machines have a load adjustment button or dial, so set this to match the amount of washing you're doing.
- new: Cheap new washing machines ( although rubbish ) can be bought for less than £ 200.
Modifies a noun
- cycle: They can be washed hygienically in a 60°C washing machine cycle along with other washing.
Browse dictionary entries near washing machine
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- washing soda
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- Washington palm
- Washington pie
- Washington's Birthday
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