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washstand
noun wash·stand \-ˌstand\
: a small table used especially in the past in a bedroom to hold the things you need for washing your face and hands
Full Definition of WASHSTAND
1
: a stand holding articles needed for washing one's face and hands
2
: a washbowl permanently set in place and attached to water and drainpipes
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First Known Use of WASHSTAND
1789
Rhymes with WASHSTAND
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