noun

bathrobe

BAHTH-rohb

Bathrobe (noun) means a loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower. Example: “He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee.”

noun

A loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower.

"He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee."

How to use bathrobe

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe soft robe you wear around the house after washing.

Word forms

bathrobes plural

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Etymology

From bath + robe.

Rhymes for bathrobe

OBE lobe robe Kobe jobe tobe globe probe Niobe strobe microbe disrobe

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Frequently asked questions

What does “bathrobe” mean?

The word “bathrobe” means a loose, absorbent robe worn before or after a bath or shower. In plain terms, the soft robe you wear around the house after washing.

How do you pronounce “bathrobe”?

“Bathrobe” is pronounced BAHTH-rohb (/ˈbæθ.ɹoʊb/ in IPA).

How do you use “bathrobe” in a sentence?

Here is “bathrobe” used in a sentence: “He shuffled to the kitchen in his bathrobe to make coffee.”

What part of speech is “bathrobe”?

“Bathrobe” is a noun.