bathe
- noun
- /beɪð/
- What about ice bathing in the Norwegian Sea?
Examples
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But if you ideally, you know, forest bathing is where this all came from.
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I'd never seen a bird this large bathe.
Blog text (22) -
- Been for a bathe, darling?
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"How do you do? Come and have a bathe."
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Come and have a bathe!
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And these are adorable because they're pink and they say beach bathe in gold.
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I've been for a bathe with fay.
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And I doubt that greasy-haired lad bathes once a year.
Fiction book (1991) -
They lured me out for a bathe, and then they dunked me, and trussed me up like a hog and turned me in for the bounty.
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On hot summer days, many people enjoy a bathe in the cool sea.
Synonyms
Washing your body in water or sitting in the sun for cleanliness, relaxation and health
An activity of swimming in the sea for pleasure or health
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Bathe (noun) comes from old English words for bath, meaning a time spent in water for washing or pleasure, like a short swim or dip. So a 'bathe' can mean a swim or a visit to the sea or pool to enjoy the water.