washbasin , also: wash basin , also: wash-hand basin , also: basin BrE **

The one small window in the room was over the washbasin.

He got up from the bed and went over to the washbasin.

The water in the washbasin looked to be at least half blood.

Course he fell and hit his head on the washbasin.

A trip to the washbasin is in order, I think.

Some of the houses have a hand washbasin in each room.

These will typically have two washbasins in the common area.

He made a small gesture at the washbasin in his room.

He moved back from the washbasin, and nodded through the window.

He turned away from the question in her eyes and filled the washbasin with warm water.

She sighed again and let her weight rest on the washbasin.

He kept looking at himself, leaning closer over the washbasin.

Some of these boys hadn't seen a washbasin in weeks.

He went to the washbasin after a while and splashed his face with cold water.

She looked across the room at the mirror that hung over the washbasin.

A second trip to a washbasin had taken ten minutes, but the results justified the time.

He got up and doused his face in the washbasin.

She poured some water from a pitcher into a washbasin.

Jake washed off as best he could in the little washbasin.

I've never seen it to fail, they throw up in the washbasin.

"I've had fresh water brought up, just enough for the washbasin.

In the corner of the room was a fitted washbasin with hot and cold water.

There is a small toilet and shower room with washbasin.

He had almost missed it, as the tap was running in the washbasin.