a room in a house or building used for bathing or showering

to take a bath or wash the body

the act of showering or the facility used for it

to bathe

public bath

a public area for bathing or swimming, often at a beach

A loose garment worn before or after bathing or for lounging at home.

covered in blood; blood-soaked

taking a bath in a tub

to cleanse one's body and soul to improve moral character; to practice self-improvement through meditation or maintaining purity

bathing and recreation center

to rise from the ashes or thrive again after surviving a severe ordeal

a ball of compressed ingredients like salts and essential oils that dissolves or fizzes in bathwater

a mesh sponge or bath ball used for exfoliating and creating lather in the shower

a blood-soaked and hard-fought struggle

bathroom infrared heater, marketed as "bath master"

a room or a specific area equipped with a shower for bathing.

Describing an achievement, deed, or undertaking that is grand, heroic, or unparalleled.

a bath for the feet, typically for relaxation or hygiene

to bathe in a fragrant hot spring (idiom)

to take a shower

the act of a couple taking a bath together

a room containing toilet and bathing facilities

jacuzzi; whirlpool tub

a glass-enclosed room or area designed to admit a large amount of sunlight, used for sunbathing or relaxation

Spending time in a forest, walking or deep-breathing etc. as therapy (an orthographic borrowing from Japanese 'shinrin'yoku').

(old) hot bath

liquid soap or cleanser used for washing the body while showering or bathing

a ball of compressed ingredients, such as salts or essential oils, designed to dissolve in bathwater

bath product

shower puff or mesh sponge used for bathing

bubble bath lotion