(scrubber)
21scrubber — a small bundle of twigs, usually heather, used for scrubbing the insides of a split fish in Scotland …
22scrubber — noun a) A person or appliance that cleans floors etc by scrubbing b) A device that removes impurities from gases …
23Scrubber — 1. of poor quality; 2. not keeping oneself clean; 3. ugly girl or woman …
24scrubber — I Australian Slang 1. of poor quality; 2. not keeping oneself clean; 3. ugly girl or woman II Everyday English Slang in Ireland n female of low morals III Irish Slang female of low morals …
25scrubber — scrub|ber [ˈskrʌbə US ər] n BrE taboo old fashioned informal an offensive word for a woman who has sex for money, or has sex with a lot of different men. Do not use this word …
26scrubber — scrub|ber [ skrʌbər ] noun count BRITISH 1. ) a ball of plastic or metal fibers used for cleaning pans 2. ) OFFENSIVE an insulting word for a woman whose sexual behavior is considered to be immoral …
27scrubber — n. one who scrubs; brush or tool used for scrubbing …
28scrubber — a prostitute Of the meaner sort, perhaps from the status and posture of the floor cleaner: Not all of them were scrubbers. Jane Wentworth wasn t... Marilyn would have fitted into that line of likely pick ups. (Price, 1979) A London… …
29scrubber — noun 1》 a person or thing that scrubs. ↘an apparatus using water or a solution for purifying gases or vapours. 2》 Brit. informal, derogatory a sexually promiscuous woman …
30scrubber — noun (C) 1 BrE an offensive word for prostitute (=a woman who has sex for money) 2 a plastic or metal object you use to clean pans …
