Washer

What do we mean by washer?

One who washes. noun

An appliance, especially a washing machine, used for washing. noun

A flat disk, as of metal, plastic, rubber, or leather, placed beneath a nut or bolt to make the connection more secure or distribute pressure or placed between parts to space the parts properly or prevent leakage in a joint. noun

To fit with washers.

One who or that which washes: as, a washer of clothes; a dish-washer; a wool-washer. noun

An annular piece of leather, rubber, metal, or other material placed at a joint in a water-pipe or faucet to make the joint tight and prevent leakage, or over a bolt, or a similar piece upon which a nut may be screwed. noun

A similar article forming an ornament, as at the socket or pin that holds any adjustable utensil: as, the mother-of-pearl washers of a fan. Compare rosette. noun

In paper manufacturing, a straining-and-washing machine used in the process of cleaning rags, to bring them to a pulpy condition; a beating-engine. noun

In plumbing, the outlet of a cistern. It includes the pipe, the joint or union, and the plug, as for a basin. noun

A washing-machine: as, a clothes-washer, window-washer, gold-washer. noun

In coal-mining (short for coal-washer), any machine for washing coal. noun

The wagtail, a bird. Also dish-washer, peggy dish-washer, moll-washer, molly or polly wash dish, washtail, nanny washtail, etc. See cut under wagtail. noun

The wash-bear. noun

One who, or that which, washes. noun

A ring of metal, leather, or other material, or a perforated plate, used for various purposes, as around a bolt or screw to form a seat for the head or nut, or around a wagon axle to prevent endwise motion of the hub of the wheel and relieve friction, or in a joint to form a packing, etc. noun

A fitting, usually having a plug, applied to a cistern, tub, sink, or the like, and forming the outlet opening. noun

The common raccoon. noun

Same as Washerwoman, 2. noun

Something that washes; especially an appliance such as a washing machine or dishwasher. noun

A person who washes for a living; (if female:) a washerwoman. noun

Something that washes; especially an appliance such as a washing machine or dishwasher.

A person who washes (especially clothes) for a living; a washerman or washerwoman.

A flat disk, placed beneath a nut or at some joint, to distribute pressure, alleviate friction or prevent leakage.

A face cloth.

Words that are spelled similarly to washer:
washer, rasher, asher, washes, lasher, masher, washed, dasher, basher, swasher, waster, wisher, casher, wasser, kasher, washier, washen, hasher, nasher, jasher, waser, wasmer, fasher, wather.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word washer:
dryer, stackable, wiper, scrubber, detergent, gasket, windshield, washing, windscreen, grime, flange, whirlpool, nut, combo, upholstery, tub, wash, laundry, fluid, cleaning, refrigerator, bolt, drying, sealing, aqueous, bearings, toss, conical, cleaner, screw, axle, vibration, pump, vanity, locking, solvent, washed, machines, bottle, coke, steering, sink, radial, spherical, clothes, rubber, pitching, valve, dirt, pumps, cloth, tire, bedroom, remove, tires, lock, pipe, wheel, leather, vacuum, barrel, hole, dust, optional, seal, chemicals, box, loose, sodium, mirror, rear, machine, rim, shaft, cylinder, balls, jets, drum, patent, mechanical, kitchen, automatic, plastic, window, invented, rod, ore, paint, tank, tube, lights, auto, spring, clock, ring, combination, gear, bottom, efficiency, pressure.

Words that rhyme with washer:
dishwasher, posher, bosher, squasher, sacher, osher, doscher, dosher, roscher, squash her, wascher, wash her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe washer:
new, automatic, flat, large, electric, small, old, splined, thin, special, plain, second, thick, type, mechanical, plastic, rotary, soft, gully, white, standard, selective, compulsive, window, gold, hardened, shaped, automated, lower, heavy, outer, upper, chief, rear, inch, lock, inner, circular, hand, iron, loading, conical, front, worn, loose, top, round, typical, dry, spiked, separate, commercial, pressure, ordinary, spherical, double, continuous, conventional, efficient, joint, wet, regular, slotted, operated, keyed, cupped, thicker, portable, archival, sized, stainless, beveled, and, dished, serrated, ultrasonic, bottom, correct, foot, wooden, wavy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective washer:
women, woman, dryer, dryers, scrubber, disinfectors, sterilizer, men, fluid, type, man, sterilizers, talk, nut, driers, disinfector, water, head, decontaminator, tank, humidifier, retainers, machines, installation, lady, girls, pump, plates, plate, assembly, assemblies, ford.

Consonant match to washer:
washy, wushu, washoe, wisher, wishy, wascher, wash a, wash he, wash her, wash she, way she, way show, we show, wei shi, wei shih, were she, why show, wish a, wish he, wish her, wish she, wo shi, woe she, wu shi, wu shih, y show.

Words that sound like washer:
washer, watcher, wisher, wotcher, wash, wager, washy, watter, witcher, washers, wosh, waar, whitcher, joash, widger, woller, wahr, wahler, yessir, posher, nosher, sacher, tosher, water, war, wore, wor, waller, watr, warr, wowser, wasser, whare, wowzer, wouter, woar, walr, hasher, husher, where, watch, weather, wear, waiter, swisher, ware, washed, wetter, whether, wheeler, wether, weir, whiter, watchers, we are, wearer, waer, wher, whaler, weller, waether, wheezer, wailer, wair, weiser, weiler, weer, weare, watcha, werre, weigher, waler, wanner, wacha, weiter, werr, weser, wehr, wesh, wapper, saussure, wechsler, weaser, wadder, weyer, whetter, welsher, weiher, wesch, weisser, washu, wesche, washoe, rauscher, wafr, tauscher, chaussure, weishaar, waci, whilere.