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Line 1: [[Image:Clotheshorse.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A clothes horse]]A '''clotheshorse''' (often written as two words, ie '''clothes horse''') refers to a frame (usually [[wood]]en or [[metal]]) upon which clothes are hung after [[washing]] in order to enable them to dry. They are often shaky and prone to break easily. Compare with [[washing line]]. The first known use of this word in ~~this sense~~print, in ~~print~~this sense, was in [[1775]]. '''Clotheshorse''' also refers to a person dressed in a conspicuously and showy way.

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