dressers
- 1Plural of dresser.
Antique dressers and matching wardrobes filled the showroom floor.
The window dressers worked late into the night arranging the holiday display.
Note
A regular plural, but the furniture it names depends on which side of the Atlantic you stand. In British use, dressers are kitchen cabinets with shelves for crockery. In American use, they are low bedroom chests of drawers, often with a mirror. The plural also covers people: theater wardrobe assistants, servants who help royalty dress, and surgeons' assistants who dress wounds. Context tells you which.
dressers is a form of dresser
dresser, noun: A piece of bedroom furniture resembling a low chest of drawers, often topped with a mirror. Full entry
- Forms
- dresserdressers plural
- Spelling
- dresser → dressers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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