Bath and Puddle

Bath

Bath noun - A great flow of water or of something that overwhelms.

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Puddle and bath are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Puddle" instead a noun "Bath".

Nearby Words: bathe, bathed, bathing, bathroom, bather

Puddle noun - A small often deep body of water.

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Bath and puddle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bath" instead a noun "Puddle".

Nearby Words: puddling, puddled, puddly

nice	nice bath	nice puddle
special	special bath	special puddle
deep	deep bath	deep puddle
large	large bath	large puddle
Other adjectives: big, huge, cold, naked, deadly, different, literal, said, giant, creepy.

Match Cut: Amanda swinging her legs out of Iris's bath and the ensuing splash cuts to her driving Iris's Mini through a puddle as she pulls up outside Graham's house.

Source: Film / The Holiday
In an Archie Comics story set in ancient Egypt we see Queen Veronica taking a luxurious bath with slaves assisting her; we then cut to plebean Betty washing herself in a water puddle having to shoo out miscellaneous fauna.

Source: Bath of Poverty
They also sometimes appear entirely naked, something that never is seen on the television show, save maybe once when Puddle is having a bath to relieve his poison ivy.

Source: Western Animation / Toot & Puddle

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