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bathing

noun as in swimming

noun as in washing

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Expert water sampling found levels of bacteria at some popular swimming spots were more than three times higher than permitted for bathing waters.

From BBC

The Japanese concept of forest bathing isn’t simply a spiritual practice, according to Willis, an Oxford University biodiversity professor who shows that different kinds of contact with plants can affect humans in measurable ways.

Mr Wilson, 30, and his wife Veronica had been bathing their two young sons and getting ready to read them a bedtime story when the killer came to the door.

From BBC

In her hand, they have almost unanimously perceived a strigil, an ancient bathing tool for scraping filth from the body.

From Salon

The figures show a notable difference between the quality of bathing sites on the coast and inland.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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