scrubboard (Meaning)
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scrubboard (n.)
A baseboard; a mopboard.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scrubboard
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
scrubboard Sentence Examples
- The old woman scrubbed her laundry vigorously on the wooden scrubboard in the backyard.
- The prison inmates were forced to scrub floors with coarse scrubboards as punishment.
- The antique scrubboard displayed in the museum evoked memories of a bygone era.
- The carpenter crafted a sturdy scrubboard from weathered oak planks.
- The pioneers used scrubboards to clean their clothes in the absence of washing machines.
- The harsh bristles of the scrubboard removed dirt and stains with relentless efficiency.
- The rhythmic sound of the scrubboard against the clothes created a calming atmosphere.
- The scrubboard served as an essential tool for maintaining hygiene in pre-industrial societies.
- The young boy eagerly helped his mother with the scrubbing, proudly wielding the small scrubboard he had been given.
- The scrubboard had become obsolete with the advent of modern washing machines, but it remained a symbol of the hardships faced by our ancestors.
FAQs About the word scrubboard
A baseboard; a mopboard.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The old woman scrubbed her laundry vigorously on the wooden scrubboard in the backyard.
The prison inmates were forced to scrub floors with coarse scrubboards as punishment.
The antique scrubboard displayed in the museum evoked memories of a bygone era.
The carpenter crafted a sturdy scrubboard from weathered oak planks.
