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Welsh dresser
noun
- a sideboard having drawers or compartments below and open, shallow shelves above.
Welsh dresser
noun
- a sideboard with drawers and cupboards below and open shelves above
Word History and Origins
Origin of Welsh dresser1
Example Sentences
In the cream-walled parlour, Welsh dolls shared an armchair, while a small Welsh dresser displayed blue and gold china and a bookcase containing Beatrix Potter books.
A Welsh dresser bigger than my bedroom hid the deepest quarter from sight.
She had equipped that with a dark oak Welsh dresser made very bright with a dessert service that was, in view of its extremely decorative quality, remarkably cheap, and with some very pretty silver-topped glass bottles and flasks.
Travelling in America has for me one disadvantage—the fact that one has to sleep, like a dish on a Welsh dresser, in the same compartment with about forty people, six of whom surely snore.
"Was there a kitchen disaster when somebody tipped the Welsh dresser over on top of themself, did it all go horribly wrong for them and did they get evicted – or did ET go off and leave NT so he didn't want the marriage bowl around as a reminder any longer?"
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