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US
/ˈbæˌθɹoʊb/
]
[ UK /bˈɑːθɹəʊb/ ]
[ UK /bˈɑːθɹəʊb/ ]
NOUN
- a loose-fitting robe of towelling; worn after a bath or swim
How To Use bathrobe In A Sentence
- ‘I'm coming,’ he muttered, under his breath as he pulled on his bathrobe.
- Toss in a few bowling trophies, dudes in bathrobes and women wearing Valkyrie horns, red pageboy cuts, and tight-fitting purple jumpsuits and hairnets, and you might have a sense of this homage to the 1998 Coen brothers' cult comedy, "The Big Lebowski. Paying Homage to the Dude
- She comes flying down in her bathrobe and untied sneakers; he's still buttoning his shirt.
- He turned and faced the inert form sprawled on the bed in its bathrobe. THE OUTSIDER
- Because of the inherent fluffiness of the fluffy white bathrobe, you spend an inordinate amount of time snuggling down into it, like a kid in pyjamas waiting to be carried up to bed.
- The one I drank while bathrobed and slippered in my front yard, holding the plunger that had been arbitrarily left standing beside my mail box overnight. Yard Sailing
- HEAD north to get warm this winter by wrapping up in a fluffy bathrobe and indulging yourself at one of the region's brilliant hotel spas. The Sun
- Ideally there will be lyrics about their ratty bathrobes at some point, but I'm not picky, cause hey, I'm all about the glitz.
- Beds are fitted with Egyptian cotton linen and the stylish bathrooms have fluffy towels and bathrobes and plentiful toiletries, which you are invited to take away.
- Stayed in bathrobe because I have a bag full of clothes to try on, too, and this way it's a reward for getting the story done. WOOt!