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dyebath

dyebath noun: the liquid used for dyeing something by submerging it.

Noun

dyebath (plural dyebaths)

  1. The liquid used for dyeing something by submerging it.
    • Except for the indigo, the dyebaths are steeped over heat to release their pigment and then strained to remove the dyestuff.2026, Elise Young, “Yagaa: Reviving Sericulture in Southern Mexico”, in Spin Off, volume L, number 1, page 17

Forms of dyebath

pluraldyebaths

Origin of dyebath

From dye + bath.

Questions about dyebath

What does dyebath mean?
Dyebath means the liquid used for dyeing something by submerging it.
What part of speech is dyebath?
Dyebath is a noun.
What is the plural of dyebath?
The plural of dyebath is dyebaths.

Words near dyebath in the dictionary

  1. dye-wood
  2. dye-woods
  3. dyeabilities
  4. dyeability
  5. dyeable
  6. dyebath
  7. dyebaths
  8. dyed
  9. dyed in the wool
  10. Dyed Moroz
  11. dyed-in-the-wool

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