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bathe
verb (bathed , bathing )
1 intr to swim in the sea, etc for pleasure.
2 intr , chiefly N Am to wash oneself in a bath; to take a bath.
3 to wash or treat (part of the body, etc) with water, or with a liquid, etc to clean it or to lessen pain Bathe the wound every hour .
4 (often bathe something or someone in or with something) to cover and surround it or them (eg in light); to suffuse Sunlight bathed the room .
noun (bathes ) an act of swimming in the sea, etc; a swim or dip.
[Anglo-Saxon bathian to wash]
verb (bathed , bathing )
1 intr to swim in the sea, etc for pleasure.
2 intr , chiefly N Am to wash oneself in a bath; to take a bath.
3 to wash or treat (part of the body, etc) with water, or with a liquid, etc to clean it or to lessen pain Bathe the wound every hour .
4 (often bathe something or someone in or with something) to cover and surround it or them (eg in light); to suffuse Sunlight bathed the room .
noun (bathes ) an act of swimming in the sea, etc; a swim or dip.
[Anglo-Saxon bathian to wash]
| bathe, bath In British English, bathe refers to swimming, or to therapeutic washing, eg of wounds or sore feet; bath is the verb for washing yourself or someone in a bath. In the past tense, the same form bathed is used (with different pronunciations when spoken), which contributes to the uncertainty. In American English, bathe has both meanings. |
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