shath
shath noun: a combination shower and bath.
Noun
shath (plural shaths)
- A combination shower and bath.
- I don't do anything for them. Vikki does everything—bath-shath, breakfast, potty, dropping, fetching. He's the one who goes for Open Day, sports, dramatics, all that nonsense. Where do I have the time?2013 October 15, Shobhaa De, Sultry Days, reprint edition, Penguin UK, →ISBN
- The shower did have its day. When it was too rough to take a proper shower, I took a ‘shath’, or a ‘bower’. Take your pick. Anyway, the shower did extremely well while I sat in the bath as the force was so little it was more controllable and I was scrunched up, so I was easier to soak.2016 July 11, Rosalind Scott, Aweigh with My Mother-in-Law!: Adventures Afloat and Ashore with the World's Most Infuriating Passenger, Mereo Books, →ISBN, page 211
Examples of shath in a sentence
- Like when I can't decide between a bath or a shower, I call it a "shath."”2021 April 11, Ted Travelstead, “Keep Beef-lievin' Adventure” (1:25 from the start), in The Great North, season 1, episode 8, spoken by...
- I hopped into the shower bath (shath?) and enjoyed some momentary relief as the warm water seemed to help.2021 December 29, Laban Ditchburn, “The Angel of Death”, in Bet on You, Laban Ditchburn, →ISBN, page 71:
Forms of shath
| plural | shaths |
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Origin of shath
Blend of shower + bath.
Questions about shath
- What does shath mean?
- Shath means a combination shower and bath.
- How do you use shath in a sentence?
- Like when I can't decide between a bath or a shower, I call it a "shath."”
- What part of speech is shath?
- Shath is a noun.
- What is the plural of shath?
- The plural of shath is shaths.
Words near shath in the dictionary
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