Lave

lav, v. t. [laved (lavd), laving.] To wash, bathe, — v. i. lo wash one's self. — La'ver, re. ve el for washing. (Script. Hist.) A large brazen ve el in the tabernacle or temple, to hold the water in which the priests washed their hands and feet and the sacrificial animals.— Lavatory, laVa-to-rT, Washing, or cleansing by washing. — re. A place for washing; a wash or lotion for a diseased part place where gold is obtained by washing.— Laundry, Ian'drY, re. A washing; place where clothes are washed and done up. — v.'t. To wash and iron (clothes). — Laun'derer, -der-er, re. A man who washes clothes. — Laun'dre , re. A washerwoman. — Lav'ender, re. An aromatic plant which yields oil used in medicine and perfumery. — Lava, la'va or la/va, re. Melted rock ejected by a volcano.