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bath towel

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n.1.a large towel used to dry oneself after a bath.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.bath towelbath towel - a large towel; to dry yourself after a bath
bath linen - linens for use in the bathroom
towel - a rectangular piece of absorbent cloth (or paper) for drying or wiping
terry towel, Turkish towel - a bath towel with rough loose pile
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bath towel n → asciugamano da bagno
bath towel n → asciugamano da bagno
bath towel → منشفة الحمام osuška håndklæde Badetuch πετσέτα μπάνιου toalla de baño kylpypyyhe serviette de bain ručnik asciugamano バスタオル 목욕 타월 badhanddoek badehåndkle ręcznik kąpielowy toalha de banho банное полотенце badhanduk ผ้าขนหนูเช็ดตัว banyo havlusu khăn tắm 浴巾


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I always determine - when thinking over the matter in London - that I'll get up early every morning, and go and have a dip before breakfast, and I religiously pack up a pair of drawers and a bath towel.
Three Men In A Boat (To Say Nothing Of The Dog) by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context
Her mother tubs her, for she is far too precious to be touched by any nurse, and then she is rolled up in a big bath towel, and only her little pink toes peep out; and when she is powdered, and combed, and tied up in her night-dress, and all her curls are on end, and her ears glowing, she is knelt down on her mother's lap, a little bundle of fragrant flesh, and her face reflects the quiet of her mother's face as she goes through her evening prayer for pity and for peace.
Elizabeth and her German Garden by Von Arnim, Elizabeth View in context
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