Washers

What do we mean by washers?

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.

Washers is a game of skill, similar to Horseshoes, in which individuals or teams compete against one another in an effort to be the first to reach a winning score of 11,17 or 21 points. The game consists of two washer pits located opposite one another, each with a recessed cup. Contestants stand in one pit and throw washers toward the cup in the other pit. The object is to land in the cup, or nearest the cup, to score. See washers.org for more information. Urban Dictionary

You know how after you smoke weed. like five hours later you're all down and tired... or 'washed'. A washer is a person who acts like they are washed all the time. Urban Dictionary

A word used by goons that refers to dishwasher Urban Dictionary

A beer liked for taking big drinks to quench thirst and wash down the throat. Urban Dictionary

The female genitalia; vagina; pussy Urban Dictionary

A Flash Washer is someone in your office that briefly runs their hands (sometimes just fingers) under the water after using the restroom. Basically stating that their restroom activity did not warrant a soap and warm water hand washing. Urban Dictionary

A person whom only washes their hands after using the restroom in the visible presence of others. If it "appears" that nobody is present (i.e. somebody is in the stall, or they didn't notice someone was in the room with them), or nobody is actually in the restroom with them, they will leave after using the restroom and not wash their hands. Urban Dictionary

A euphemism for a person that goes above and beyond to satisfy an authoritative figure Urban Dictionary

Someone who is the lowest of low, dirty and will generally cleans toilets for a living. Urban Dictionary

A black man or woman who ignores FDA and CDC recommendations and "washes dey chicken so da spices stick betta" typically using dish soap. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to washers:
washers, washer, washes, rashers, washery, bashers, lashers, dashers, mashers, wishers, wasters, kashers.

Words that rhyme with washers:
dishwashers, boshers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe washers:
automatic, flat, new, large, gold, small, electric, special, thin, iron, mechanical, type, thick, plain, hardened, standard, plastic, rotary, white, compulsive, inch, loading, operated, heavy, soft, spherical, commercial, lead, shaped, metal, conical, loose, lock, beveled, wet, separate, suitable, conventional, wooden, round, square, neoprene, dish, larger, brown, stainless, ordinary, elastic, selective, circular, double, extra, dry, hard, hand, malleable, wall, integral, pressure, efficient, defective, galvanized, axis, worn, multiple, smaller, horizontal, continuous, tiny, curved, split, gully, tapered.

Consonant match to washers:
wishes, washes, wishers, wash his, wash is, wish his, wish is.

Words that sound like washers:
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