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    Bathtub

    /ˈbæθ.tʌb/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    A large, typically rectangular container filled with water in which a person bathes.
    After a long day, she loves to relax in her warm bathtub.
    A structure designed for bathing, usually installed in a bathroom.
    The newly renovated bathroom features a luxurious freestanding bathtub.
    A small pool for soaking, sometimes found in spas or health facilities.
    The spa offers a private bathtub for couples to enjoy a peaceful soak together.

    Etymology

    From the combination of 'bath' and 'tub'; bath from Old English 'bæð', tub from Middle English 'tubbe'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    take a bath:
    to bathe oneself in a bathtub.
    bath time:
    the time set aside for bathing, especially for children.
    in hot water:
    in trouble; to be in a difficult situation.

    Related Words

    shower
    A device that sprays water on a person, typically used for bathing while standing.
    bath
    Water used or taken for washing, typically in a bathtub or a body of water.
    plumbing
    The system of pipes and fixtures for the distribution of water in a building.

    Slang Meanings

    tub
    I’m going to relax in the tub for a while.
    suds
    Fill the bathtub with suds for a bubbly experience.