bathos (bathos)

[Gr. βάθος, depth, the usual form, approximately of the length of the body, and often permanently fixed in a bath-room. Also called bathing -tub. bathukolpian, a. See bathycolpian. bathvillite (bath'vil-it), n. [ Bathville (see def.) + -ite2.] A brown, dull, amorphous mineral resin, occurring in torbanite, or boghead coal, on the estate of Bathville, near Bath gate, Linlithgowshire, Scotland. bathwort (bath'wert), n. [Corruption of birth wort, after bath 1.] Same as birthroot. bathybial (ba-thib'i-al), a. [ bathybian (ba-thib'i-an), a. [ The use of the dredge resulted in finding the usual ba thybian forms that have been already described in works relating to Arctic voyages. Arc . Cruise of the Corwin , 1881, p. 14.