Bathed
Bathed adjective - Containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by water.
Both words in one sentence
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In "Love 'Em And Flea 'Em", Lucky's fur is turned pink from pink food coloring that Mooch spills intentionally (in an effort to be Two-Tone's date at the dance instead), mixed with water and soap, after being bathed by Nanny.
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While everything else works, the plan falls flat because the English didn't want to be bathed, believing hot water and soap to be a lethal combination.
Source: The Dung Ages -
Many ancient Romans, for instance, bathed every day: once soapmaking arrived from Gaul, the Roman Patricians who could afford it used soap with abandon, possibly to a greater extent than we do.
Source: The Dung Ages
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