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foldaway
/ ˈfəʊldəˌweɪ /
adjective
- prenominal (of a bed) able to be folded and put away when not in use
Word History and Origins
Origin of foldaway1
Example Sentences
He set up a makeshift studio on Lucy's porch, balancing the microphone and laptop on a foldaway bench so she could record the vocals.
Like requiring foldaway child restraints built into the second row to eliminate problems with improperly installed child seats.
The unconventional pleated shape of the roofline is mirrored in the kitchen cabinets that run alongside the dining area and contain food and crockery, plus a small concealed workspace behind foldaway doors.
On the set of “Christmas in Evergreen: Tidings of Joy,” McNamara and his crew shot a scene that featured a foldaway Ninja Foodi oven.
Plush was apparently pinned by a foldaway seat in his family’s van and suffocated in a parking lot near his school.
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