bleacher
ˈbliʧər-
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bleacher
a worker who bleaches (cloth or flour etc.)
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Bleacher
One who whitens, or whose occupation is to whiten, by bleaching.
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bleacher
One who bleaches; one whose occupation is to whiten cloth. -
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bleacher
A vessel used in bleaching. -
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bleacher
A large shallow wooden tub, lined with metal, used in distilling petroleum; a settling-tub. -
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bleacher
Same as bleachery, 2.
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Bleacher
one who bleaches, or that which bleaches
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary A.S. blǽcan, from root of Bleak.
Bleacher Report and the race to the bottom . cjr.org
Bleacher Report is a sort of Demand Media of sports, a content farm engineered to get search engine visits with lowest common denominator clickbait. cjr.org
Michigan plays Florida New Year's Day in the Capital One Bowl -- and even with extra end zone bleachers added that game is already sold out. ilx.com
Perched on the gym bleachers, Taryn Marriott bounces her knees up and down in a nervous trot, her eyes wide with fear. browardpalmbeach.com
New high school bleachers are bright . nevadaiowajournal.com
An estimated 200-250 people packed the bleachers at the Callaway Community Center Monday evening for an emergency Town Hall Meeting to discuss the fate of the Callaway Good Life Center. custercountychief.com
Kicking back on the bleachers in a Pensacola gymnasium, the substitute teacher explained how some of his black students have issues in other teachers' classrooms . inweekly.net
David Axelrod, first under the bleachers, then backstage before President Obama spoke as his White House to Main Street Tour stop in Quincy, Ill. southbendtribune.com
However, temporary bleachers will be in place for Thursday night's varsity football game against Hillsboro, and the district is looking into options for a permanent replacement. portlandtribune.com
The Bleacher Report's Lisa Horne may not think El Paso's very cool. hispanicbusiness.com
CROWN POINT — With Crown Point Central School's 200 students seated in gym bleachers, teacher Crystal Farrell asked how many of them wanted to go to college. pressrepublican.com
More Dodgers on Bleacher Report. latimes.com
Civilian contractors assemble bleachers on the flight deck of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson. jla.com
Bats in the bleachers of Olympic Stadium. topnews.com
Check out Bleacher Report's list of the most embarrassing athlete commericials of all time. mensfitness.com
Linen and cotton are the whitest of materials, after passing through the hands of the chemist or the bleacher. "Needlework As Art" by
If the contest is an outdoor meet, the press-box is usually on the top of the bleachers. "News Writing" by
I can show you the bleachers where the crowd sat that frightened the rabbit! "The Rushton Boys at Rally Hall" by
He was seen to turn his head and grin toward some of his ardent admirers in the bleachers back of him. "Jack Winters' Baseball Team" by
The other well was made by a bleacher in the neighbourhood of Lisburn in Ireland. "Notes and Queries, Number 239, May 27, 1854" by
I must return to Bleachers. "Lord Stranleigh Abroad" by
He cracked his now famous home run into the right-field bleachers, and the men on the bench hurled the bats wildly into the air. "Pitching in a Pinch" by
Bleachers, down to the end of the 18th century, were known in England as "whitsters," a name obviously derived from the nature of their calling. "Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Slice 1" by
Upon the "bleachers" in the sun were seated many people from the surrounding country towns. "The Blood of the Arena" by
As he approached the gate, Mit Skullen stood up on the bleachers and singled him out. "Lefty Locke Pitcher-Manager" by
Beseeching bold Ansonius to line 'em out;
And as Apollo's flying chariot cleaves the sky,
So stanch Ansonius lifts the frightened ball on high.