launderer
/ˈlɔːndərər/
noun
- A person whose job is to wash, dry, and iron clothes and other fabrics.
- My grandmother worked as a launderer at the hotel for over twenty years.
- The launderer carefully pressed each shirt to remove all wrinkles.
- The launderer used a special detergent to clean the delicate silk dress.
- A person who illegally moves money through businesses or banks to hide where it came from, especially from crime.
- The police arrested the launderer who had hidden millions of dollars in fake companies.
- The court sentenced the launderer to ten years in prison for hiding drug money.
- A skilled money launderer can make illegal profits look like legitimate business income.