Definitionn. a cord on which clothes are hung to dry
Last update: February 21, 2017
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A slender woman in a coat and cotton dress waved to them from the clothesline beside the house. [noun]
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Whacking a carpet on the clothesline. [noun]
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"I will bring you a clothesline and a hatchet." [noun]
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He wants to take that bill out somewheres an' hang it on a clothesline.' [noun]
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1 for supporting the [Illustration: Holder on a Clothesline] lower line quite convenient. [noun]
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[445-50] It is not known whether _line_ refers to a clothesline or to a line tree. [noun]
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"Fetch a clothesline," said the King to his Army, "and tie us all together." [Please select]
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"He tied a clothesline to the bedstead and let himself down from the window." [Please select]
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Now, I want to know who left a clothesline in the room. [Please select]
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He carried his uncle upstairs, and, possessing himself of a clothesline in one corner of the kitchen, proceeded to tie him hand and foot, despite his feeble opposition. [Please select]
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He climbed to the topmost limbs of the trees with a big basket, picked it full and let it down with a long piece of clothesline. [Please select]
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