Similar words: undress, undressed, laundry, laundryman, laundromat, laundry basket, dirty laundry, laundry detergent. Meaning: ['lɔːndrɪs] 
n. a working woman who takes in washing.
n. a working woman who takes in washing. 
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1. So the laundress was grateful; she had killed a rooster for him.
2. The laundress was roning the linen.
3. I amthecheerleader, the cook, the laundress and nurse.
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5. I am the cheerleader, the cook, the laundress and the nurse.
6. She affirmed that the British laundress was not a mistress of her art.
7. The low value attached to girl children is suggested by Rahima, a laundress who lives in Dhaka.
8. And now here she was outside the gate used only by the laundresses.
9. In place of a wand she had housemaids, parlor maids, laundresses, cooks, and a rotund chauffeur named Courtney.
10. The masters took advantage of my age-- and then I had my daughter, who was a laundress at the river. She earned a little also.
11. She after fighting for, into the street, and became a serve station laundress.
12. He hired a battery of staff to help him with the daily chores, including a scullion (dishwasher), a laundress and a shoeblack (someone who cleans shoes).
13. Just because my mother employed a staff that included a cook, a nanny, a laundress, and a chauffeur didn't mean that we were to expect any of the usual perks.
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