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bidet

bidet

13 7.3
A low basin in the bathroom for washing your private parts after using the toilet
  • noun
  • /bɪˈdeɪ/
translation icon : bidé
  • lf it's not too much trouble, l'd like a room with a bidet.
  • bidet and toilet
  • bathroom with a bidet
  • shower and a bidet

So what I did do, I ordered a bidet on Amazon.

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Examples

  • Well, at least I installed a handheld bidet that saves so much water compared to the watering pots.

  • Visit hellotushy.com to see this week's savings on bidets, bundles, and instant bathroom upgrades.

  • If you do not have a bidet, please purchase one.

  • So what I did do, I ordered a bidet on Amazon.

  • Then we got the bidet installed.

  • A few months ago my wife bought a Tushy bidet and I have no idea how I existed as a human being without one.

  • Pumps and I both treated ourselves to a Tushy bidet and this is the ultimate luxury.

  • Vivian stares curiously at the bidet.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • The backstage bathroom has a tuxedoed attendant and a bidet.

    Blog text (1)
  • The toilet is equipped with a heated seat and a bidet for better hygiene.

Synonyms

modern bidet
vsbidet
4.8

A bathroom device that cleans your private parts with water and often has a warm seat and dryer

is simpler, lacking heated seats and adjustable water jets

Compounds

8.3

A tap that sprays water for washing after using the toilet

A bathroom device that cleans your private parts with water and often has a warm seat and dryer

How Hygienic

bidet
13 7.3
wet wipe
3 1.3
toilet paper
100 1.0

Surface Forms

bidet singular
bidets plural

Etymology

Bidet comes from French and originally meant a small 'pony', from the old verb bider meaning 'to trot'. A helpful way to remember it is that people used to sit or straddle a low basin like riding a little horse, which explains why a bidet is a low basin used for washing after the toilet.