embasis

[Gr., from en=in, and bainō =to go.] A bathing-tub or ve el filled with warm water. *em-bas-sāde', s. [O. Fr.] 1. An emba y. "Show thine emba ade and commandment." - Fisher : Seven Psalms, Ps. cxliii., pt. ii. 2. An emba ador. "But when her words emba ade forth she sends, Lord, how sweet music that unto them lends." Spenser: Hymn in Honor of Beauty. ěm-băs-sa-dõr, *em-bas-sa-dour, s. [AMBASSADOR.] An amba ador. "That respect that is due to the emba adors of kings." -South: Sermons, vol. ii., ser. 3.