washing machine

noun

an apparatus, especially a household appliance, for washing clothing, linens, etc.

washing machine

a mechanical apparatus, usually powered by electricity, for washing clothing, linens, etc

First recorded in 1790–1800

WIN: Washing Machine Everyone can do a Harlem Style jig, even the non-humans.

They believe it because it's true, which brings me back to the washing machine.

Anyone willing to pay a few hundred more dollars for that washing machine, cellphone, or iPad?

Nothing Charles or Camilla wears is ever allowed near a washing machine.

A recent survey showed that 90 percent of Italian men have never run a washing machine and 70 percent have never used a stove.

It is desirable to expose the roots, after this operation, to the action of a cylinder washing-machine.

There should be at least two tubs as well as a washing machine and a small ironing machine.

As the girl re-entered the house a song was on her lips, and a tired woman turning a washing-machine next door caught it.

The pieces are now run through a continuous washing machine, which is provided with a plentiful supply of water.

His collar came from Noah's grab bag, and, if you remember, there was no washing machine on the ark.

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