wash trough

There is a washing trough in the room where you treated your arm.

Tiger went off into a side passage where the wash trough was and made splashing sounds.

His father was pouring a bucket into the stone wash trough beside the well in the center of the courtyard.

Stripping to the waist, I headed down to the wash trough to clean up before putting on the new clothes.

She dragged Igorina away from the wash trough and told her to join them.

Jack's hip bumped the edge of the washing trough with excruciating force and he cried out again.

"It's not as if I was ever pretty," was his only comment when he studied the effect in the reflecting surface of the wash trough.

Square paving stones made a path to the side, where a stone lantern overlooked a small washing trough.

"The washing trough is in there.

The washing trough was exactly what its name suggested--a sunken, elongated tub with water flowing in at one end and out the other.

Momoe rose, still naked, and dragging her robe behind her went in search of the washing trough, then slipped into the night.

Going to the communal washing trough, he discovered the squires hadn't left him more than a few inches of water, barely enough to splash on his face.

Some men beat their clothes against trees or the sides of buildings, as if they were ambulatory doormats; others drenched themselves with water from the preikas or wash troughs, although the day was cool and a damp wind boded no good.

On the mezzanine floor is the wherewithal for preparing and serving coffee, and on the first floor weaving equipment (a loom, a distaff, cards, a spinning wheel, carding machines), and tools and utensils for everyday use (cooking utensils, receptacles for carrying water, cauldrons, washing troughs, a brazier).