1. A vessel, or the water in it, for bathing in; a bath-house; the act of bathing; a vessel holding a liquid to immerse any body in; a substance to regulate or modify the rate of a body immersed in it; a Hebrew measure.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• baqth,
• wkth,
• abuth,
• batsh,
• lbath,
• bathk,
• bothj,
• bpth,
• brathe,
• wlth,
• wuth,
• bowth,
• bouth,
• baaths,
• bopth,
• bareth,
• beathe,
• bothh,
• mmath,
• batyh

• batty,
• bady,
• baity,
• baht,
• baud,
• bat,
• bawd,
• battie,
• BATT,
• bait,
• bade,
• bayat,
• batte,
• bata,
• battey,
• bate,
• bad,
• battue,
• bathe.

The adverb form of the word "bath" is "bathingly".

The adjective form of the word "bath" is "bath-related" or "bath-related".

The plural of the "bath" can be the "baths".

The singular of the "bath" can be the "bath".