Bath

bath, n. pi. Baths, bathz. A place to bathe in; act of exposing the body to water or vapor. (Chem.) A medium, as heated sand, through which heat is applied to a body. [AS. bseth.] — A Hebrew measure. — Bath/ -brick, n. A brick made of calcareous earth for cleaning metal. — Bathe, bathe, v.t. [bathed (barhd), bathing.] To wash by immersion; to moisten with a liquid, — v. To be, or in a bath; to immerse. — n. A bath. — Batb/er, n. — Batb/ing-tub, n. A ve el for bathing.