noun a box-shaped storage compartment without a lid, made to slide horizontally in and out of a desk, chest, or other piece of furniture

  • She carefully placed the documents in the top drawer of her desk.
  • Can you grab a pen from the drawer over there?
  • I found some cash in the sock drawer, jackpot!
  • He always kept his emotions hidden away, like a secret in a locked drawer.

jar

noun a cylindrical container with a wide mouth and tight lid, typically made of glass or ceramic, used for storing food or other substances

  • The scientist carefully labeled each specimen jar with a unique identifier.
  • Can you pass me the cookie jar from the top shelf?
  • I scored a sweet deal on this vintage mason jar at the thrift store.
  • Her emotions were like a tightly sealed jar, difficult to open up and express.

verb to put or lay (something) in a place and then forget where one put it

  • I seem to have mislaid my keys, could you help me look for them?
  • I think I mislaid my phone somewhere in the house, can you call it?
  • I always mislay my wallet when I'm in a rush, it's so frustrating!
  • Sometimes we mislay our priorities in the chaos of life, it's important to refocus and realign.

adjective a term used to describe someone or something that is messy, untidy, or promiscuous in behavior

  • Her sluttish appearance was not appropriate for the professional setting.
  • She always leaves her room looking sluttish in the morning.
  • I can't believe she went out looking so sluttish last night.
  • The neglect of the garden gave it a sluttish appearance.

noun a sturdy and secure box or safe used for storing valuable items

  • The valuable documents were securely stored in the strongbox.
  • I keep my cash in the strongbox under my bed.
  • I stashed the goods in the strongbox to keep them safe.
  • Her heart was like a strongbox, guarded against any emotional intrusion.

adjective not properly maintained or cared for; messy or untidy in appearance

  • The garden had become unkempt due to neglect and lack of maintenance.
  • His hair was always unkempt, no matter how many times he tried to comb it.
  • She showed up to the party looking pretty unkempt, like she just rolled out of bed.
  • The company's finances were in such disarray that they appeared unkempt and in need of serious restructuring.

noun a compound word formed by combining 'quarantine' and 'cleaning', referring to the act of cleaning during quarantine

  • During the quarantine period, many people engaged in thorough quarancleaning of their homes.
  • I spent the whole weekend quarancleaning my apartment and it feels so much better now.
  • My mom told me to stop being lazy and do some quarancleaning around the house.
  • Quarancleaning our minds of negative thoughts can lead to a healthier mindset.

noun a task or job done regularly, typically as part of one's job or household duties

  • House chores are an essential part of maintaining a clean and organized living space.
  • I hate doing house chores, but it has to be done.
  • I'll tackle the house chores later, gotta binge-watch my favorite show first.
  • Taking care of your mental health is just as important as keeping up with your house chores.

noun a stand or rack for holding hats

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  • The hatstand in the foyer is a beautiful antique piece.
  • I just throw my hats on the hatstand by the door.
  • Check out that funky hatstand in the corner!
  • The team's defense was like a sturdy hatstand, never letting anything get past them.

adjective describing something that is able to be safely washed in a dishwasher

  • The manufacturer confirmed that the product is dishwasher-safe.
  • You can just throw it in the dishwasher, it's dishwasher-safe.
  • Don't worry, this thing is totally dishwasher-safe.
  • Her ability to handle stress is like being dishwasher-safe, nothing can break her down.

noun A term used humorously or euphemistically to describe a housewife or stay-at-home parent

  • The domestic engineer efficiently manages the household duties and responsibilities.
  • My mom is basically a domestic engineer, she keeps everything running smoothly at home.
  • I never realized how much work goes into being a domestic engineer until I had to do it myself.
  • In a way, being a stay-at-home parent is like being a domestic engineer, juggling multiple tasks and responsibilities.