Crossword clues for airer
airer
- Drying rack
- Network, e.g
- ABC or NBC, e.g
- TV station, e.g
- TV network, e.g
- Radio station, e.g
- Network, for example
- Station, e.g
- Show shower
- Radio station, say
- Many a network
- ABC or BET, e.g
- Sports broadcaster, e.g
- Show broadcaster
- Public access station, e.g
- One putting on shows
- One putting on a show?
- NBC vis-à-vis "Meet the Press"
- I rear (anag)— frame for clothes
- Frame on which clothes are dried
- CBS, vis-à-vis "60 Minutes"
- CBS or NBC
- Cable channel, e.g
- Broadcast station, e.g
- Any radio station
- Any network broadcaster
- Any broadcaster
- Exposer
- Broadcaster
- Network, e.g.
- TV or radio station
- Shower
- Broadcast network, e.g
- TV station, e.g.
- Station with a show
- Station, e.g.
- NBC vis-Г -vis "Meet the Press"
- ABC, for "Modern Family" or "Scandal"
- Deejay?
- Drying structure
- Drying device
- Telecaster
- Clothes-drying frame
- Frame for drying clothes
- Drying frame
- Queen song first to be requested at the Laundromat?
- Clothes horse in legionnaire regalia
- Clothes drying rack
- Clothes drier
- With beginnings of asthma, is reaching with hesitation for ventilator
- Female lost to prettier maiden
- Laundry accessory increasingly just not opening
- Drier river taking last of water
- Media shower?
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Airer
Airer \Air"er\, n.
One who exposes to the air.
A frame on which clothes are aired or dried.
Wiktionary
airer
n. A framework upon which laundry is aired; a clotheshorse
Usage examples of "airer".
A clothes airer stacked with damp washing, a pram and a bed were crammed up against a cot from which he swiftly averted his attention.
In fact, the only relic of the Wetherbys regime was one of those old-fashioned wooden clothes airers which could be lowered by a thin rope, loaded with damp washing and then hoisted back up to the ceiling above the boiler to dry.
In fact, the only relic of the Wetherbys’ regime was one of those old-fashioned wooden clothes airers which could be lowered by a thin rope, loaded with damp washing and then hoisted back up to the ceiling above the boiler to dry.