clothesline (Meaning)
Wordnet
clothesline (n)
a cord on which clothes are hung to dry
Webster
clothesline (n.)
A rope or wire on which clothes are hung to dry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clothesline
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clothesline Sentence Examples
- She hung her freshly washed laundry on the clothesline to dry in the warm breeze.
- The clothesline stretched across the backyard, adorned with colorful garments.
- A gust of wind knocked over the clothesline, scattering clothes across the lawn.
- Grandma always insisted on using a traditional clothesline rather than a dryer.
- The clothesline sagged under the weight of wet towels after a sudden downpour.
- The children loved playing beneath the clothesline, using it as a makeshift fort.
- Hanging clothes on the clothesline was a cherished ritual for the family, passed down through generations.
- The clothesline swayed gently as the sun set, casting long shadows on the grass.
- She carefully pinned each item of clothing to the clothesline, ensuring they wouldn't blow away.
- The cat often used the clothesline as a pathway to explore the backyard, much to the family's amusement.
FAQs About the word clothesline
a cord on which clothes are hung to dryA rope or wire on which clothes are hung to dry.
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She hung her freshly washed laundry on the clothesline to dry in the warm breeze.
The clothesline stretched across the backyard, adorned with colorful garments.
A gust of wind knocked over the clothesline, scattering clothes across the lawn.
Grandma always insisted on using a traditional clothesline rather than a dryer.
