laurenciaceæ

pl. [Mod. Lat. lauren draulic apparatus comminuting Also a trough or box to receive the slimes from the stamps. laun-der ( u silent), *lan-der, v. t. [LAUNDER, 8.] 1. To wash, to wet. 2. To wash and iron, as clothes. laun-der-er ( u silent), s. [Eng. launder ; -er.] A man who followed the occupation of a laundre . laun-dre ( u silent), *laund-er-e e, s . [Eng. launder; -e .] A woman whose occupation is to wash and iron clothes; a washerwoman.