launder
/ˈlɔːndər/
verb
- To wash and iron clothes, sheets, and other fabrics.
- I need to launder this tablecloth before the dinner party.
- The hotel staff launder hundreds of towels every day.
- She learned to launder her own uniforms at summer camp.
- To transfer money obtained illegally through a legitimate business or bank to hide its true source.
- The criminals used a car wash to launder their stolen cash.
- New laws make it harder for people to launder money through real estate.
- The accountant was arrested for helping the company launder millions of dollars.
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