dolly tub
1dolly tub — noun Etymology: dolly (I) dialect England : a washtub for washing with a dolly …
2dolly-tub — Cleveland Dialect List a washing tub in the form of a barrel …
3dolly tub — noun historical a washtub …
4dolly pot — /ˈdɒli pɒt/ (say dolee pot) noun 1. a tub in which a dolly (def. 5b) is used. 2. a steel mortar in which gold bearing quartz is crushed. Also, dollypot, dolly tub …
5dolly — /ˈdɒli / (say dolee) noun (plural dollies) 1. (with children) a doll. 2. a. a low truck with small wheels for moving loads too heavy to be carried by hand. b. Film, TV a small, mobile platform for carrying cameras, directors, etc., and often… …
6dolly — I. noun (plural dollies) Date: 1790 1. doll 2. a wooden pronged instrument for beating and stirring clothes in the process of washing them in a tub 3. a compact narrow gauge railroad locomotive for moving construction trains and for switching 4.… …
7Dolly Lunt Burge: Her Diary — ▪ Primary Source Dolly Lunt Burge, the widow of a Confederate officer and mistress of a plantation near Covington, Ga., met the left wing of Sherman s army four days into their march, on Nov. 19, 1864. Her diary, an extract of which… …
8dolly — I Australian Slang falsify evidence against: The police dollied Joe II Rasta Dictionary executive zig zag movements on wheels III Cleveland Dialect List a washing tub in the form of a barrel …
9dolly — dol|ly [ dali ] noun count 1. ) a flat structure with wheels for moving heavy loads or for supporting a movie camera 2. ) INFORMAL a DOLL 3. ) a wooden stick used for washing clothes in a TUB, especially in the past …
10keeve — noun or kieve ˈkēv ( s) Etymology: Middle English kive, keve, from Old English cȳf, probably borrowed in prehistoric times from (assumed) Vulgar Latin cupia, from Latin cupa tub, vat more at hive 1. : a tub or vat e …
