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laundry cart

n. handcart for moving a load of laundry

Usage examples of "laundry cart".

He'd probably forgotten all about Maggie's ride in the laundry cart.

So worried you took a joyride in a laundry cart, his glare said plainly.

According to the military guard's records before him, the chief agent with the laundry cart had been an FBI agent named Jacob Edelman.

Under the cover of its splashing and banging, he ducked behind the half-filled laundry cart, knelt down, and dumped out the contents of each bag onto the cement floor.

Up on the balcony in front of room 212 was parked a solitary laundry cart piled high with enough clean linen to form a small cottony embrasure through which peered the smirking features of second sister Beryl, ever on the case.

And he laughed again, holding himself up against her laundry cart.

Going down, he struck his head on the clothes dryer and knocked a wheeled metal laundry cart into the wall.

It opened to reveal a cupboard packed on one side with cleaning utensils - mops, brushes, buckets - mostly still wrapped in Cellophane, and on the other side sat a blue canvas laundry cart.

At the far end of the corridor, two women in green uniforms piled sheets on a laundry cart already heaped with soiled linens.

He went over to her, checked her physical condition, nodded absently to himself, then went back out and wheeled in a large laundry cart.

A lot of times in movies they hide in the laundry cart, but the laundry cart hasn’.

An orderly was stripping off the last of the soiled sheets and dropping them into a laundry cart.

She hadn't expected to see framed prints still on the walls, nor a laundry cart with folded sheets still on its shelves.