In front of the darkened electric fire stood a wooden clothes horse draped with tights and underwear.
Source: wiktionary
Clotheshorse
Synonyms for "clotheshorse" (69 found)
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Strong matches (21)
Related words (34)
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6 entriesTranslations
32 translations across 18 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- droograk noun (laundry frame)
Catalan
1 entries- estenedor noun (laundry frame)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 晾衣架 noun (laundry frame)
Esperanto
1 entries- sekigrako noun (laundry frame)
Finnish
2 entries- pyykinkuivausteline noun (laundry frame)
- vaatefriikki noun (person)
French
2 entries- tancarville noun (laundry frame)
- étendoir noun (laundry frame)
German
4 entries- Modepuppe noun (person)
- Modepüppchen noun (person)
- Trockengestell noun (laundry frame)
- Wäscheständer noun (laundry frame)
Hungarian
1 entries- szárító noun (laundry frame)
Irish
1 entries- mainicín noun (person)
Italian
1 entries- stendibiancheria noun (laundry frame)
Korean
1 entries- 횃대 noun (laundry frame)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- tørkestativ noun (laundry frame)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- tørkestativ noun (laundry frame)
Occitan
2 entries- estendedor noun (laundry frame)
- secador noun (laundry frame)
Portuguese
2 entries- estendal noun (laundry frame)
- varal noun (laundry frame)
Spanish
4 entries- tendedero noun (laundry frame)
- tendedor noun (laundry frame)
- tenderete noun (laundry frame)
- ténder noun (laundry frame)
Swedish
2 entries- klädsnobb noun (person)
- torkställning noun (laundry frame)
Turkish
3 entries- çamaşır askılığı noun (laundry frame)
- çamaşır askısı noun (laundry frame)
- çamaşırlık noun (laundry frame)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
Her mother was a genuine clotheshorse. She had had more kimonos and dresses than room in their chests to store them […]
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