bathrobe
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1.1
- noun
- /ˈbæθroʊb/
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- After a relaxing bath, she slipped into her bathrobe to enjoy a warm cup of tea.
- wear a bathrobe
- a bathrobe and slippers
- a bathrobe and pajamas
She was in the pantry in a bathrobe in the dark, drinking a root beer.
- She was in the pantry in a bathrobe in the dark, drinking a root beer.
- I'm going to reveal this snazzy bathrobe.
- And she let Prince George meet the Obamas in a little bathrobe.
- Place an online order for a Terry cloth bathrobe.
- I used to come into those shots in my bathrobe flying.
- I'm shocked that Trump doesn't own a bathrobe because we know he loves them.
- Until the the then you have this, the pink, the the pink, you know, bathrobe situation.
- A collector who's collecting old photos of Donald Trump in a bathrobe.
- I pulled my hair out, put it down, put I took a one of his white bathrobes, put it around me.
- You know, someone would start off with, you know, saying like purple bathrobe and then it would end and it would be like monkey telephone.
- But yeah, like, do this before you get dressed or in a bathrobe because every single video now you see me just like dusting off my outfit.
- And yeah, three whole whole week at the Beverly Hills Hotel with three poodles is quite the scene with them, you know, chain smoking in the courtyard and bathrobe.
Examples
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My mother, also in her brown bathrobe, shouted down at him.
Fiction book (1990) -
Why are you in a bathrobe?
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Could you get me my bathrobe so I can take a shower?
Fiction book (1991) -
When she came back out, she was wearing her old bathrobe and no makeup.
Fiction book (1990) -
Wandering around night and day in your bathrobe.
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Philip, who had been in bed, now came downstairs in his bathrobe and stood at the door.
Fiction book (1990) -
After Daddy left, Mama sat around in her bathrobe all day, not even combing her hair.
Fiction book (1990) -
"You know something?" Mama said, standing there in her pink bathrobe, brushing her teeth.
Fiction book (1991) -
Take off your bathrobe.
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Norman DeLuca came out wearing a red bathrobe embroidered with fire-breathing Chinese dragons.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
284
1.3
A long loose piece of clothing worn at ceremonies by judges or graduates
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2.8
A long loose robe you wear over night clothes before getting dressed or while relaxing at home
1
2.8
A robe made from soft towel material to wear after bathing or swimming
A comfortable robe you wear at home to relax or after a shower
A long loose piece of clothing worn over night clothes at home
How Absorbent
565
1.0
51
1.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bathrobe comes from the simple parts bath ('washing') and robe ('a loose piece of clothing'). So, a bathrobe is a 'robe for the bath' and is worn after bathing or swimming to dry off and stay warm.