bather

And W. W.ods was the first to note that lather, which I had listed with just two meanings and pronunciations, is actually another "triple"; to these should be added the word rhyming with bather, meaning lathe-operator. viola gibberDave Chambliss (New Orleans, LA), mowBarbara M. Elesh (Rockville, M.), seer winding II.

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Picasso treats Miss Walter who loved swimming and the beach as monument, acrobat and vessel; landscape, bather, crustacean and sandcastle.

Picasso's Labor of Love

Crazy … David Trood's shot of a Danish winter bather.

Photography David Trood's best shot

Poses and gestures change meaning, from an expression of torment in "Scene of War" to the benign motion of a bather wringing out her hair.

Stolen Moments and Persistent Poses

Hey, he's a cat, so he's naturally a frequent bather, but this was obsessive.

June 2009 - SpouseBUZZ

And the open doorway allows steam to escape that might otherwise keep a bather warm, he said.

Grand Hotel, Starring the Shower

When these sharks feed in the murky surf zone where the jostling of waves and currents forces them to rely on quick grabs to feed, a flailing leg or arm of a bather frolicking in the surf can be mistaken for the animal's normal prey.

Dr. Douglas Fields: Alarming Increase in Fatal Shark Attacks World-Wide: Science cuts through the hysteria for answers

The show includes Bouguereau paintings of a water girl; a bather; two gypsies; and a nude winged Cupid, and is fleshed out with paintings and sculptures by his contemporaries, including a striking tondo by Jean-Léon Gérôme.

The Shape of Things

But the best part of this design is the shower itself, which falls onto the bather like rain water.

Starck Chair

The trouble lay in that the bather had been a low, degraded, wretched female; for to the Solomon Islander all females are low, degraded, and wretched.

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