washing day मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. Linus nearly wigs out ( on blanket washing day, wouldn't you ?)
2. The " washing day " is also used in other North Germanic languages, although the planetary names generally are retained.
3. HAMPER HELPER _ Between washing days, use a shaker bottle to sprinkle baking soda between layers of clothes in a laundry hamper for nice-smelling dirty clothes.
4. A wide variety of alternatives have been recorded including : " Midsummer day ", " washing day ", " Christmas Day " and " Martha's wedding day ".
5. Rubarth's song " Washing Day " ( co-written with Adam Levy ) won 1st Place in the 2006 International Songwriting Competition in the Lyrics Only category, judged by Tom Waits, Brian Wilson, and Robert Smith.
6. Many's the squeeze she's had of my blue bag on washing day . " Robey scored a further hit with the show the following year, in Birmingham, which Cotes describes as " the most famous of all famous Birmingham Theatre Royal pantomimes ".
7. Danish and Norwegian " l�rdag ", Swedish " l�rdag ", as well as Finnish " lauantai " may possibly derive from L��ur Dag, meaning " Saturday ", although more typically the etymology is proposed to originate from " washing day ".
8. Even in the location where I stay, I find many stories to paint to show how the people live and what they do .  Notable works include " After the Storm ", " Washing Day-Manzini ", " Nhlangano Town Mshengu St " and " Nhlangano-Old Bus Rank ".
9. Icelandic is a special case within the Germanic languages, maintaining only the Sun and Moon ( " sunnudagur " and " m�nudagur " respectively ), while dispensing with the names of the explicitly heathen gods in favour of a combination of numbered days and days whose names are linked to pious or domestic routine ( " f�studagur ", " Fasting Day " and " laugardagur ", " Washing Day " ).
10. The ancient use of lye for soap-making and as a detergent is the origin of the English word, deriving from Proto-Germanic " * laugo " and ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root " * leue-", " to wash . " Relatives in other Germanic languages, besides their words for lye, include the Scandinavian languages'words for Saturday ( " laugardagur, l�rdag, l�rdag " ), meaning " washing day ".