Bath /bäth/

A famous city in SW England, with Roman baths

Bathōˈnian adjective (geology)

Of a division of the Middle Jurassic (also noun)

Bath bun noun

A rich sweet bun

Bath chair noun

(also without cap) a large wheelchair for invalids

Bath Oliver noun

A plain biscuit invented by Dr W Oliver (1695–1764) of Bath

Bath stone noun

A building stone quarried at Bath

bath¹ /bäth/

1. Water for immersing the body
2. An act of bathing
3. A receptacle or a house for bathing
4. (in pl) a building containing baths for the use of the public, and a swimming pool
5. A place for undergoing medical treatment by means of bathing
6. The act of exposing the body to vapour, mud, sunlight, etc
7. A liquid or other material (eg sand), or a receptacle, in which anything is immersed for heating, washing or steeping (chem)

1. To give a bath to
2. To wash (oneself) in a bath

To take a bath

bathˈcube noun

Bath salts in the form of a solid cube

bathˈhouse or bath-house noun

bath mat noun

A mat placed beside a bath for someone to step out onto after having a bath

bathˈrobe noun (orig US)

A towelling loose-fitting garment worn esp before and after bathing or swimming

bathˈroom noun

1. A room containing a bath, and usu a washbasin and lavatory
2. (esp N American) a lavatory

bath salts plural noun

A usu sweet-smelling substance used to soften and perfume bathwater

bath sheet noun

An extra-large bath-towel

bathˈ-towel noun

A large towel

bathˈtub noun

A bath, in UK often a movable tub, but in N America the permanent bathroom fixture

Order of the Bath

A British order of knighthood, so named from the bath taken before installation

bath² /bäth/

The largest Jewish liquid measure, containing about eight imperial gallons

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