tub
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- noun
- /tʌb/
:
bañera
- She filled the tub with water and added some fragrant bath oils.
- hot tub
Should I just, like sit in the tub like I might as well.
- Should I just, like sit in the tub like I might as well.
- I have before, like put my butt in the tub and wash my butt.
- And we took time to get the cold tub in between events.
- He walks to the edge of the hot tub at the top of the steps.
- And you decided to get into the tub, right?
Examples
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Wait, let me get into the tub.
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You need to sit in a hot tub and get some warmth into your bones.
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And you decided to get into the tub, right?
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Master bedroom, big tub, nice bed, incredible view.
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Actually, we have the big tub now.
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We could have been stuck in that tub for hours.
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Can I get in the tub with you?
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I'm about to take my very last bath in this tub that I love so much.
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In the hot tub at the Red Roof Inn!
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I'll go up and soak in the tub for a few minutes.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
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A large tub that holds water for a person to sit or lie in and wash
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A large tub of hot water for several people to relax in
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A container filled with liquid used to clean or treat objects
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A wide, round container with sloping sides for holding water or food
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A bowl or basin for cleaning hands and face
A large open container that holds water for washing your body
Compounds
How Big
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Tub as a bath also links to the idea of a round hollow shape like tube. Think of a big basin you 'fill' with water to wash or soak, which is why tub means a bath you can sit in.