laundered

He laundered money into Swiss banks and used his mother-in-law and her sister to traffic cash into the country.

Like the unstoppable proliferation of junk science, the laundered conspiracy theory is a stubborn thing.

Thus laundered by the American press, it was then considered “safe” for The Sun to publish.

On hot days they appeared in spotless white duck, which they were permitted to send outside to be laundered.

She had laundered the dress which had been loaned her and carried it neatly done up in paper.

To have your shirts laundered regularly makes a man a different being.

The fresh-laundered clothes, straight out of my drawers, felt so familiar and comfortable, like getting hugged by my parents.

Her print gown of a delicate pink cambric was spotlessly neat, and her white sunbonnet had been laundered with the greatest care.