water bench

American  

noun

1. a Pennsylvania Dutch dresser having a lower portion closed with doors for milk pails, an open shelf for water pails, and an upper section with shallow drawers.

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Example Sentences

She flew into the schoolhouse to the water bench, and seizing the water bucket, flew out.

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He made his uncertain way to the water bench, took a great drink, and set about washing his face and hands, while the breakfast proceeded in silence.

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Van plunged out to the water bench, with its bucket, near the door.

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But it was two hours before Miss Forsythe gave over watching furtively the door, and it was daylight before Chip Emmett found a gray hat under the water bench—a hat which he finally recognized as Weary's and so appropriated to his own use.

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Then he had set the can down on the water bench beside the door and gone away.

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