bubble bath
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- noun
- /ˈbʌbəl bæθ/
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espuma de baño
- There are lotions, shampoos, and bubble baths on the edge of the tub.
- take bubble baths
Now you guys know how much I rave about Scooper Duper, which is the bubble bath in the classic Core collection.
- Now you guys know how much I rave about Scooper Duper, which is the bubble bath in the classic Core collection.
- One of them is the bath bomb in this scent and the other one is the bubble bath in this scent.
- And this one has butter bear bath bomb snow Angel bath melt, Father Christmas bath, and the peeping Santa bubble bath.
- And this, I knew Laura Mercier did these, and I just kind of thought, you know, I'm not spending that much on a bubble bath.
- My kids are like addicted to bubble bubble hold up though, they're addicted to bubble bath bombs and I'm addicted to bubble bars.
Examples
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Mei notices smaller touches, like the dozens of soaps in a dish in the bathroom, the four kinds of shampoo, and three bottles of bubble bath, one of each just for Anna.
Fiction book (1992) -
Okay, so last night, I got the kids to bed about 9:00, and I ran a bath, which would have been really lovely except I only had that Strawberry Shortcake bubble bath.
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I thought it would be a fun idea to make a bubble bath.
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One of them is the bath bomb in this scent and the other one is the bubble bath in this scent.
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So for our girls night and I suggest taking a nice long warm bubble bath with extra bubbles of course because they're just fun to play with.
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Vivian pours the bubble bath into the swirling water.
Fiction book (1990) -
I brought you some soaps and a little bubble bath to soothe you in the tub, and some chocolate cupcakes for a late night snack.
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Evening in Paris on the label had a very sweet scent and a silver stopper that closed it, and they still had enough money left over to buy a small box with a clear lid that contained a dozen round, soft, vari-colored balls of bubble bath.
Fiction book (1998) -
After a long week, she treated herself to a relaxing bubble bath filled with her favorite lavender scent.
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He added a generous amount of bubble bath to the steaming water, creating a delightful foam as he prepared for a soothing soak.
Synonyms
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A liquid or powder you add to bath water to make foam and smell nice
A liquid you add to a bath to make bubbles and a nice smell
A liquid or powder that makes bubbles and smells nice in a bath
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Morphology
The compound 'bubble bath' is directly compositional: 'bubble' (foam) + 'bath' (immersing in water) yields a bath with bubbles or a product that creates bubbles. This is a common noun-compound pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Bubble bath (the product) is named for what it does: when you add the liquid or powder the water fills with bubbles and a pleasant smell. So people call the soap itself a 'bubble bath' because it makes the bath bubbly.