The phrase "a laundry hamper" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a container used for collecting dirty laundry.
Example: "Please put your clothes in a laundry hamper until they are ready to be washed."
Alternatives: "a clothes basket" or "a laundry basket."
While stuffed in a laundry hamper.
If we don't do something to free him up, they're going to have to start wheeling him around in a laundry hamper.
At an auction in California last year, he paid $2,300 for a "temporary stowage bag" -- NASA's version of a laundry hamper -- from the same mission.
While Rocker tossed his socks into a laundry hamper after the game, an Indians spokesman said Rocker would not comment because the closer had a plane to catch.
Other lights come up to reveal a stage empty except for an umbrella stand that also holds a couple of swords, a laundry hamper and a draped object.
And with each new layer of stone the air got warmer and began to smell, at first something like a laundry hamper, then more like inside the mouth of a sun-baked cadaver.
"Imagine a device that's a combination laundry hamper and washing machine," said Ms. Rumley, a screenwriting instructor in Los Angeles.
But there are also numerous downsides: living on your own for the first time means coping with an empty fridge and a full laundry hamper, not to mention the all-nighters and frat bros.
It is a good idea to have a dirty laundry hamper and trash can in your room.
"Time and 'Moon Over Buffalo' have also reinforced my long-held suspicion that Ms. Burnett can locate a laugh in an empty laundry hamper," Vincent Canby wrote in his review in The New York Times, a not exactly rave referral to the play's humor.
She also liked the deep orange color and organic shape of the Bamboula Iringa grass basket, which she thought would make a good laundry hamper or storage bin in a child's room.
