launders
Washes and irons
Launders is the third-person singular of launder, meaning to wash and clean fabric: She launders the sheets every week.
More commonly, launder refers to disguising the origins of illegally obtained money by passing it through legitimate businesses or accounts: The organization launders drug money through real estate purchases.
The financial sense dominates contemporary usage.
Clean using liquid
- rinseWash without scrubbing
- spinRapid rotation around axis
- agitatorOne who foments discord
- drumStruck percussion cylinder
tumble · detergent · bleach · soak · stains · delicates · wringer · clothesline
Forbidden by statute
- criminalPerson who breaks laws
- offshoreAway from land
- accountsRecords of transactions
- transactionsExchanges of value
conceals · legitimizes · illicit · funds · cash · proceeds · fraud · scheme
wash
Clean using liquid
drum · tumble · detergent · bleach · soak · stains · delicates · wringer · clothesline · dryer
illegal
Forbidden by statute
transactions · conceals · legitimizes · illicit · funds · cash · proceeds · fraud · scheme · front
dry-cleaning
Waterless garment cleaning process
commercial · uniforms · linens · pressing · ironing · starch · garments · textiles · drapery · alterations
fresh
Newly made, not stale
linen · breeze · clothesline · lavender · floral · meadow · springtime · softness · fragrance · outdoors
- improvementsimprovement, fixes, betterment, enhancement, upgrade
- ore processingcrushing, grinding, crushers, flotation, magnetic separation
- money launderingDisguising criminal proceeds' origins
- money laundererOne who legitimizes illicit funds
- laundered moneyIllicit cash made traceable-clean
- crypto launderingDisguising illicit funds via blockchain
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