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- noun Alternative spelling of
bedbath .
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Examples
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Receiving a bed-bath at her hands might be a worry.
See Delphi and Die Davis, Lindsey 2005
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Rose began to bed-bath Shirley, still unconscious but restless.
A Girl Named Rose Neels, Betty 1986
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He was white with excitement; he had eaten no breakfast and had objected more forcibly than usual to his bed-bath.
Damsel In Green Neels, Betty 1970
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The bed-bath was folded against the wall, but there was no sign of his Beaker clothing, his belt, the hide boots.
The Time Traders Andre Norton 1958
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Because she is rushed is no excuse for giving a poor hypodermic injection or a careless bed-bath.
Applied Psychology for Nurses Mary F. Porter
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Do you remember the first hospital bed you ever made, the first bed-bath you gave, the first massage?
Applied Psychology for Nurses Mary F. Porter
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Nurses are taught, on this account, to give a warm soap and water bed-bath in the morning and an alcohol rub at night.
The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy 1912
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Both developments will feature attractively furnished units with bed-bath parity, high-end amenities including a resort-style swimming pool, a game room a fitness center and a library, along with a variety of social activities that help to build a sense of community.
unknown title 2011
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