Basin and Floor

Basin

Basin noun - A bowl-shaped vessel; usually used for holding food or liquids.

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Floor and basin are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Floor" with "Basin", this nouns are similar.

Floor noun - The surface upon which a body of water lies.

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Basin and floor are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Basin" with "Floor", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: floored, flooring, floorboard

full	full basin	full floor
particular	particular basin	particular floor
upper	upper basin	upper floor
deep	deep basin	deep floor
Other adjectives: entire, said.

In a scene where Oscar has fallen ill, Bosie comes to visit him and starts flipping out, dropping the F-bomb in just about every sentence and even throwing Oscar's water basin to the floor.

Source: Cluster F Bomb / Film
They go into the men's room first, which is just a small cramped space with a single-basin sink, a shower stall, and a "urinal" made of a two-by-one hole in the floor full of water (which Simon had always mistaken for "where you soak your feet").

Source: Wondrous Ladies Room
This included several sites that humanity weren't even aware were important to their history (a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean floor, some of the Amazon Basin, and Antarctica).

Source: Monumental Damage

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