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clothes peg

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clothes peg
n
a small wooden or plastic clip for attaching washing to a clothesline
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.clothes pegclothes peg - wood or plastic fastener; for holding clothes on a clothesline
clothes pin, clothespin
fastening, holdfast, fastener, fixing - restraint that attaches to something or holds something in place
Translations
clothes peg clothes pin (Am) n → molletta (da bucato)
clothes peg clothes pin (Am) n → molletta (da bucato)
clothes peg → مشبك الغسيل kolíček na prádlo tøjklemme Wäscheklammer μανταλάκι pinza de la ropa pyykkipoika pince à linge kvačica za rublje molletta per il bucato 洗濯ばさみ 빨래 집게 wasknijper klesklype klamerka mola de roupa, prendedor бельевая прищепка klädnypa ไม้หนีบผ้า çamaşır mandalı kẹp phơi quần áo 晒衣夹


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The lorries, campervans and cars with trailers will take dried and tinned foods, toiletries, vitamins, nappies, clothes pegs, washing lines and a whole range of `basic goods'.
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