washbowl
[ wosh-bohl, wawsh- ]
Origin of washbowl
1- Also called wash·ba·sin [wosh-bey-suhn, wawsh-]. /ˈwɒʃˌbeɪ sən, ˈwɔʃ-/.
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How to use washbowl in a sentence
The washbowls are made of porcelain or marble, with a socket at the outlet, into which a plug is fitted.
Our washbowls were cleansed and the second course brought on.
Alaska Days with John Muir | Samuel Hall YoungBefore each of our native attendants was placed a great carved wooden trough, holding about as much as the washbowls.
Alaska Days with John Muir | Samuel Hall Young
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