Bath
Noun
UK
/bɑːθ/
US
/bæθ/
Definition
The act of washing yourself in a container of water or a bathtub.
Example
"She took a bath."
"After a long day, he enjoyed a warm bath with relaxing bath salts."
"The doctor suggested a cold bath to reduce the swelling in his injured leg."
Explanation
A “bath” is the act of washing yourself in a large container filled with water or in a bathtub. It helps clean the body and relax the muscles. People may take baths for hygiene or comfort, and sometimes bath products like soap, shampoo, or bath salts are added to the water. In British English, “bath” can also mean the bathroom itself. It is a common daily activity in most cultures, especially for relaxation or personal care.