Lavatory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAVATORY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a room equipped with toilet facilities
• a room, building, or cubicle containing a toilet or toilets
• a flush toilet
• a sink or washbasin in a bathroom or toilet.
• A place for washing.
• A basin or other vessel for washing in.
• A wash or lotion for a diseased part.
• A place where gold is obtained by washing.
• a room or building equipped with one or more toilets
• a bathroom sink that is permanently installed and connected to a water supply and drainpipe; where you can wash your hands and face
• a toilet that is cleaned of waste by the flow of water through it
• toilet
ADJECTIVE:
• Washing, or cleansing by washing.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a room equipped with washing and toilet facilities

Words related to LAVATORY

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How to use LAVATORY in a sentence

• The woman regretted her piano, but what really touched her most was that she had to wash her baby in cold water at the lavatory basin, and he had always been accustomed to warm.
• THE LAVATORY Anything that is all of one piece is likely to prove more lasting than the other kinds, in the lavatory.
• Some people like running water in their bedrooms, and a private lavatory is certain to be appreciated by visitors.
• A mirror of good plate but simple design should be in the room, not necessarily over the lavatory, but better so.
• The Spider, who was in reality looking for Baxter, whom he suspected of trickery, opened the lavatory door far enough to see into the main room.
• I am very sorry that I slapped Miss Chambers in the lavatory this morning, and knocked out one of her teeth.
• He led us towards the lavatory and begged Monsieur de Marquet to kneel beside him.
• This lavatory is lit by the glass door, and, when the door was open, the light which penetrated was sufficient to light it perfectly.
• He quickly made a parcel of the papers and took it to the lavatory in the vestibule.
• In the darkness he groped gently for the door of the lavatory between his compartment and the compartment of the manufacturer of Perpignan.
• Lavatory accommodation should be provided, and scrupulous cleanliness should also be enjoined in the workshops.
• It was twelve feet square, and contained no furniture except a number of shelves, a lavatory in one corner, and a pallet on the floor.
• However, seeing a curtain at the farther end of the room, I drew it aside, and found, as I expected, a fixed lavatory in an alcove of perhaps four feet deep by five in width.
• This left a space of five feet between the clothes closet and the lavatory.
• Went first to the hall lavatory to comb her hair and renew her make-up.
• Only last year, a firm employing hundreds of men and a dozen women, had no separate lavatory for the women.
• Three minutes later, while he was bent over the lavatory basin, someone burst into the bathroom.
• When I came to this town there was not a house in the place that had a lavatory with hot and cold water attachments.
• Hutchins, the driver, hears that he may probably be given charge of a lavatory at one of the stations.
• The Romans were the first to make use of this natural lavatory, and with their unrivalled engineering skill founded here a magnificent bathing establishment.
• Then for ten minutes we all swept out our cells and were taken out to the lavatory.
• The Frenchman delivered my note quite safely, and the next morning I found several little packages on the floor of the lavatory.
• We wore our overcoats to the lavatory each day, so we could use the pockets to carry back our parcels without detection.
• On the first morning, when we were taken to the lavatory, we saw some of the boys.
• I wore my own overcoat to the lavatory, and hung it up inside.
• He watched for me, and timed his visit to the lavatory to suit me.
• He then took me with him along the hall to the lavatory.
• At the far end of the hall and coming from the lavatory, another prisoner was being brought back with a guard behind him.
• This door opened on a lavatory, and there were also pegs on which the clerks hung their overcoats.
• They had stopped at the Lavatory outside the walls, washed themselves and had purchased the white garments of the purified.
• The walls and floors are caked with blood, the place is filthy, there is no proper lavatory accommodation, everything both to eyes and nose is detestable.

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