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Definitions

Wiktionary

  1. n. Plural form of bather.
  2. n. Australia A swimsuit; a bathing costume.

Etymologies

  1. (swimsuit): An abbreviation of bathing costume. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “In order to observe the Chinese body unclothed, Taylor on one occasion stole into a public bath, where nude bathing was common, and became something of a voyeur: He lurked in the darkness and inspected the bathers from a distance.”

    The Romance of China: Excursions to China in U.S. Culture: 1776-1876

  • “Barry Tice, who said he has been at Martin County beaches when lifeguards called bathers out of the water because of sharks, remembered Schafer for his kindness.”

    The Seattle Times

  • “The council's public safety and neighborhood services committee recently passed a proposal to amend the drinking ban so it extends to "bathers," a category that includes almost anyone not in some sort of boat, including kayaks and canoes.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Floatopia's Last Hurrah in San Diego?

  • “But the city council's public safety and neighborhood services committee recently passed a proposal to extend the drinking ban to "bathers," a category that includes almost anyone not in some sort of boat, including kayaks and canoes.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Floatopia: A Utopia?

  • “When all the patients had donned the white straw hats, such as bathers wear at Coney Island, I could not but laugh at their comical appearances.”

    Ten Days in a Mad-House

  • “Appropriating traditional painting subjects such as bathers, landscape, and portraiture, and pushing them at times to the edge of abstraction, the artist creates lush, painterly films.”

    The Corsair

  • “Most human stings result from bathers stepping on an unsuspecting stingray, innocently resting on the sea bottom, which produces a defensive reflex of the tail forward.”

    The Guardian: New to Nature No 37: Heliotrygon stingrays

  • “Cézanne, whose archetypal bathers dally beneath the branched archway of an indistinct face, could not stand to be touched.”

    Fictionaut: Swimming with Cézanne

  • “The boy in this picture, Anton, is 14 and the son of a friend, both of whom are occasional winter bathers.”

    The Guardian: Photography David Trood's best shot

  • “This project was based on my interest in why the bathers do this crazy thing: it's dangerous and painful, yet they swear by it.”

    The Guardian: Photography David Trood's best shot

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  • Maureen In Western Australia, "bathers" is frequently used instead of swimming costume Jun 9, 2009

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