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"washateria" Definitions
  1. a self-service laundry

6 Sentences With "washateria"

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As he turns into the Washateria parking lot, he sees a black man and three Hispanic men standing next to their cars.
The word "Washateria" is a word that started in New York to describe laundromats, and now it's found in Miami and in Texas in neighborhoods that are Spanish-speaking or Spanglish-speaking.
Esau tells me he wanted to help his grandparents with chores his uncle might have performed, which would have included things like getting ice for drinking water from the lake, washing clothes in the local "Washateria" and emptying the "honey bucket" toilet.
In 1960, Martin started Martin-Eagle Oil Company which he grew from a single service station to a multimillion-dollar business with over 40 stations. On the same site as his original gas station he also owned Mean Green Grocery and a hamburger restaurant called Zeke's Drive-in, where Mean Joe Greene often ate while he was in college. He also owned real estate, a washateria and an apartment building. After a few years in business, he went into politics.
A modern laundromat in Ohio Self-service laundry facilities in the United States are most commonly called laundromats. "lavanderia" is an alternate name for laundromat, but is not in common use outside of Texas. The term comes from the first laundromat in the United States, which was known as a Washateria and was opened on April 18, 1934 in Fort Worth, Texas, by C.A. Tannahill. Though steam-powered laundry machines were invented in the 19th century, their cost put them out of reach of many.
Dr. W.H. Kimbrough's sons, Walter and Wallace, completed their medical education at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, and joined their father in Krum. By 1899, the telephone and telegraph had arrived. The Baptist congregation had moved their church building from North Hickory Creek into town, and the members of the Church of Christ built their meetinghouse that year. In addition to other businesses already established, June Benton had a livery stable that covered all the lots from the present Muncy Building to the washateria, and was busy renting buggies and teams.

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