bath soap
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- noun
- /bæθ soʊp/
:
jabón de baño
- She prefers natural bath soaps because they are gentler on her sensitive skin.
This is foaming bath soap that you can scoop out, pop under running water, pour in.
- This is foaming bath soap that you can scoop out, pop under running water, pour in.
- But another thing that he popped in there were these gem and honey infused bath salts for bath soap or body scrub.
Examples
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I always use fragrant bath soap when I take a shower to feel refreshed and clean.
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A couple of boxes of oils to Lucy's Spa, and three boxes of bath soaps to Miss White.
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Once they came to our door selling bath soap, and another time they came around selling seeds.
Fiction book (2000) -
Also, their liquid yoga bath soap is up there with one of my favorite bath products ever, ever ever.
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Regular ol' bath soap could cause dryness or buildup after a while.
Blog text (23) -
That way I put the bubble bath soap in right before I'm ready to take the photo so that all the bubbles are nice and voluminous.
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The smells of bacon and bath soap were still heavy in the air, and the windows frosted lightly from the humidity.
Fiction book (1994) -
So you've got sleep spray, you've got a bath soap, you've got pillow.
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Hand them soup, cement their otherness, their "underclass" status, distance herself from those who need in order to feel better about buying the nice kind of bath soap?
Fiction book (1994) -
Blessing me with a whiff of bath soap and honeysuckle, she said the kitchen was keeping my breakfast warm and explained that the security team we'd hired to keep an eye on her during the day was waiting outside.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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A small solid piece that you use to wash your body or hands
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A liquid used to wash hands or the body
A mild bar or liquid used for washing your body
A mild soap made from plant oils for sensitive skin
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Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from 'bath' (washing in water) and 'soap' (a cleansing substance): together they denote soap intended for bathing. This noun-noun compounding is straightforward and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will easily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Bath soap combines bath, meaning 'washing your body', and soap, a cleaning bar; it named the soap kept for a bath, so it means 'a bar of soap for washing the body'.