Bath and Water

Bath

Bath verb - Clean one's body by immersion into water.

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

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

Water verb - To make wet.

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Bath and water are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bath" instead a verb "Water".

Nearby Words: watery, watered, waterless, waterway, waterside

old	old bath	old water
special	special bath	special water
warm	warm bath	warm water
normal	normal bath	normal water
Other adjectives: liquid, deep, actual, real, cool, cold, hot, deadly, rising, scalding.

In Matilda, Miss Honey divulges that she doesn't have the space or money for a shower or bath in her tiny house, and must wash in the kitchen with a pot of water and a sponge.

Source: Bath of Poverty
Rex fills up the water with bubble bath and blocks the overflow drain with a sponge, causing the water to keep on rising.

Source: Wild Teen Party
Bath of Poverty: Miss Honey divulges that she doesn't have the space or money for a shower or bath in her tiny house, and must wash in the kitchen with a pot of water and a sponge.

Source: Literature / Matilda

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