"Laver" can refer to different things depending on the context. Here are some possible definitions:
Laver (seaweed): A type of edible seaweed that is commonly used in Japanese, Korean, and Welsh cuisine. It is usually sold in dried sheets and can be rehydrated and used in dishes like sushi rolls, miso soup, and salads.
Laver (tennis): A type of tennis court surface made of artificial grass. Laver courts are named after Australian tennis player Rod Laver, who won multiple Grand Slam tournaments on this surface.
Laver (Old Testament): A large basin or bowl used in the tabernacle and temple of ancient Israel for washing and cleansing. It was made of bronze and had a capacity of around 40 gallons.
Laver (Methodist Church): A ceremonial washing basin used in some Methodist churches for the ritual of foot washing, which symbolizes humility and service.
Laver (surname): A surname of English origin that may have derived from a place name meaning "leafy grove." Notable people with this surname include the British comedian and actor Matt Lucas and the American basketball player Bob Laver.
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