laver
1la·ver
noun \ˈlā-vər\Definition of LAVER
: a large basin used for ceremonial ablutions in the ancient Jewish Tabernacle and Temple worship
Origin of LAVER
Middle English lavour, from Anglo-French lavour, lavere, from Medieval Latin lavatorium
First Known Use: 1535
2la·ver
noun \ˈlā-vər, ˈlä-\Definition of LAVER
: any of several common red algae (genus Porphyra) with fronds used especially for stewing or pickling — compare nori
Origin of LAVER
New Latin, from Latin, a water plant
First Known Use: 1611
La·ver
biographical name \ˈlā-vər\Definition of LAVER
Rod(ney George) 1938– Austral. tennis player
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