Groomers, washers, lickers
I am reading "Ricky Rocket" by Shoo Rayner with my 7 year old.
"The bathrooms and toilets were separated for washers, lickers, groomers and the rest!
Please explain the meaning of "washers, lickers, groomers".
Why can't I find them in dictionary.
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Jigneshbharati Please explain the meaning of "washers, lickers, groomers". That doesn't make sense in any ordinary way. I tried to find the book online, but there are many, and you don't say which one this is.
- Jigneshbharati Please explain the meaning of "washers, lickers, groomers".
- That doesn't make sense in any ordinary way.
- I tried to find the book online, but there are many, and you don't say which one this is.
- I have to imagine that there are other characters in the book, non-human, who can be classified by the way they clean themselves, by washing, by licking, or by grooming, whatever that means.
- Jigneshbharati Why can't I find them in dictionary.
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JigneshbharatiPlease explain the meaning of "washers, lickers, groomers".
That doesn't make sense in any ordinary way. I tried to find the book online, but there are many, and you don't say which one this is. I have to imagine that there are other characters in the book, non-human, who can be classified by the way they clean themselves, by washing, by licki
0JigneshbharatiPlease explain the meaning of "washers, lickers, groomers".
It means "people/creatures that wash, lick, groom". As far as I can gather from the page that you posted, "lickers" are creatures, such as cats, that clean themselves by licking. "groomers" are presumably creatures that groom their hair/fur. "washers" may include humans (or human-like
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