Bath

/bæθ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A wash or immersion in a liquid, typically water, for cleansing the body.

After a long day at work, she relished a relaxing bath to unwind.

A large container, usually filled with water, used for bathing.

The antique bathtub was the centerpiece of the luxurious bathroom.

A session or experience of bathing.

He enjoys taking a bath every Sunday evening as part of his relaxation routine.

The act of bathing or soaking in water.

The kids had a fun bath time playing with their rubber ducks.

A body of water, typically a small one, used for relaxation or therapeutic purposes.

They visited the natural hot springs for a refreshing bath.

verb

To wash or immerse oneself in a liquid.

She likes to bath before going to bed.

To apply a liquid or wash to something.

He decided to bath the dog in warm soapy water.

Old English 'baþ', related to the verb 'bathe'.

take a bath

To wash oneself in a bath.

bath time

A designated time for bathing, usually for children.

bubble bath

A bath that includes bubbles from bath products.

bathtub

A receptacle for water in which one may bathe.

bathe

To wash oneself in water.

bubble bath

A bath in which bubbles are created by soap.

To take a long, relaxing time in the bath.

She had a tough week, so she decided to just bath all weekend.

To waste time idly in the bath.

He's just bathin’ in his own thoughts instead of getting work done.