bathe

Object

• brain: CSF is cerebrospinal fluid, the fluid which bathes the brain and spinal cord.
• eye: Eye contact: Bathe the eye with running water for 15 minutes.
• area: After the anal glands have been cleared manually bathe the area with the natural treatment: Garlic Juice.
• day: They rejected the normal dates of festivals, insisted that every month had thirty days and that members should bathe every day.
• child: An Aztec midwife would bathe the child in a vessel of water on a reed mat.

Converse of object

• have: I poured in bubble bath and then I got in, washed myself, and had a bathe and a think.

Modifying Another Word

• then: Hearing this the man in the wheelchair struggles into the water and he too has a long cool drink then bathes in the water.
• n't: I'm glad I did n't bathe in that dreadful water!
• not: But, please do not bathe here; the beach shelves sharply and the currents are very strong at the point.
• regularly: They should be cleaned out daily to avoid bacterial infections from developing, and allowed to bathe regularly.
• never: I am not referring to swimmers; they never bathe in the summer holiday sense.
• still: But for all that the magic still bathes its heady glow across the land and our world is echelon, Atlantis Echelon.

Noun used with modifier

• sun: Free time to sun bathe, snorkel, explore the beautiful island or simply chill out in the many beach bars!

Preposition: in

• comfort: The Windsor power bath is the deepest power bath available in the market place, allowing you to bathe in comfort.
• river: We had and enjoyed a bathe in the River here.
• water: Relax in superb, unspoiled scenery, bathe in the clear waters of the Adriatic.
• sea: It is unsafe to bathe in the sea at any time.
• pool: You can bathe in the pools at the foot of the waterfalls.
• light: As she soars over the sky at dawn she bathes in the golden light and she dances to the music of the universe.

Preposition: with

• elephant: There's even the chance to bathe with elephants in their natural habitat!