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Definition:

Laundring is a fictitious term commonly used in informal contexts to refer to the act of cleaning clothes or other textile items as part of a laundering process. It is a playful and creative variant of the word "laundry." Used primarily for entertainment purposes, the term is not commonly found in official dictionaries or formal language usage.

Examples:

Noun:

1. In this comedy skit, the main character hilariously ends up causing a massive mess while attempting to do laundring.

2. My younger sister thought it would be fun to help with the laundring, but she accidentally turned all the clothes pink!

3. The chore of laundring often falls on me in our household since I am quite meticulous about removing stains.

Verb:

1. Jenny laundried the clothes before the family's trip to ensure they would have clean garments to wear.

2. John always laundries his socks separately to prevent any cross-contamination of colors.

3. Despite being tired, Mary's determination to laundrify all the bed sheets paid off when she saw how fresh they smelled after drying.

Adjective:

1. The new laundrable detergent claims to be environmentally friendly and gentle on fabrics.

2. Jill's laundried clothes carried the fragrance of freshly picked flowers, leaving a pleasant aroma in the laundry room.

3. The laundrified towels were fluffy and soft, ideal for wrapping oneself after a warm bath.

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