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Noun dry cleaner has 1 sense
  1. cleaner, dry cleaner - the operator of dry-cleaning establishment
    --1 is a kind of shop, store; shopkeeper, tradesman, storekeeper, market keeper; shop, store; shopkeeper, tradesman, storekeeper, market keeper
    Derived form: verb dry clean1

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Dry Cleaners

Noun (Plural): dry cleaners

Definition: A business that offers cleaning services for clothing and other fabric items using chemicals, rather than water, to remove dirt and stains.

Example: I need to drop off my suit at the dry cleaners to have it cleaned before the wedding.

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Adjective: dry cleaner's

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of a dry cleaner or their services.

Example: I always trust the dry cleaner's ability to remove tough stains.

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Verb (Transitive): dry-clean

Definition: To clean (clothing or fabric items) using chemicals instead of water.

Example: I usually prefer to dry-clean my delicate jackets instead of washing them at home.

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