la·ver 1 
(lāvər)
(lāvər)n.
1. A large basin used in the ancient Jewish Temple by a priest for ablutions before making a sacrificial offering.
2. Archaic A vessel or basin, especially one used for washing.
[Middle English, water pitcher, from Old French laveoir, probably from Late Latin lavātōrium; see LAVATORY.]
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