foaming bath
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baño espumoso
- I love taking a foaming bath after a long day.
Examples
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A lavender-scented foaming bath transforms any ordinary soak into a spa-like experience.
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She poured a capful of foaming bath into the tub to help her relax after work.
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The hotel provided complimentary bottles of foaming bath for their guests.
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The foaming baths at the spa are incredibly relaxing.
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After a long day, I love to relax in a foaming bath with soothing lavender scents.
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She added some foaming bath crystals to the water to make her bath experience more enjoyable.
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The foaming bath product left my skin feeling soft and fragrant after the soak.
Synonyms
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A liquid or powder that you add to bathwater to make foam and a nice smell
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
How Frothy
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'foaming bath' is directly interpretable as a bath that produces foam or involves a foaming product: combining 'foaming' (producing many small bubbles) with 'bath' (immersing oneself in water) yields the meaning transparently. This adjective+noun compositional pattern is common and cross-linguistically familiar, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents can infer the MWE.
Etymology
Foaming bath gets its name from the clear image of a product that makes foam in the bath: you add small crystals, powder, or liquid to the water and lots of bubbles appear and smell nice. That's why it means 'a product added to bathwater to make bubbles, add scent, and soften the water'.