Meaning of bathing-cap | Babel Free
Definitions
Dated form of bathing cap.
alt-of, dated
Examples
“Oiled Silk and Linen Great Coats, Cloaks, Hoods, Capuchins, Riding Aprons, Bathing-caps and Hat-caſes; […]”
“Alſo various Kinds of Perfumery, Oil’d Silk and Linen Bathing-Caps, Ladies Hoods and Hat-Covers, Gentlemens’^([sic]) Hat-Covers and Caſes, and Riding Aprons, on reaſonable Terms.”
“Beſt Oiled Lawn Bathing-Caps at 1 s. 8 d. each.—Beſt Oiled Silk Bathing-Caps at 2 s. 6 d. each.”
“The dog drew him to ſhore by ſeizing hold of his bathing-cap.”
“From the carpet-bag she took out seven flannel nightgowns, four cotton ones, a pair of boots, a set of dominoes, two bathing-caps and a postcard album.”
“I believe the artist counts on us to chuckle at the fact that in contrast to Michelangelo’s Christ-like titans who were sometimes constrained by classical bindings around their chests, his aerobicized new-age Christ figures suffer the indignity of too-tight bathing-caps.”
“It’s hard to pick a winner, but I have to go for the rubber bathing-cap she wore to kiss Richard Burton.”
“Morrison, the leader of their inner circle of campus radicals, in the yellow winding-sheet, his freckled face covered with pancake make-up, his red hair stuffed into a yellow bathing-cap, announcing he would immolate himself at dawn.”
“Just one slab of it could have doubled as a rubber bathing-cap.”
“After midnight, the costumes got wilder. A full-fig Pharaoh chatted to a mad person in a baldie bathing-cap and Mr Spock ears.”
“Arm-bands, bathing-caps, tutus and wellies supply just enough aquatic detail for the imagination to take flight.”
“It was the colours that struck me when I first saw this: reds and pale yellows reflecting each other throughout the image, from the flowers in the woman’s bathing-cap to her red, red lips to the cushions that take us around to the dishes on the table, all perfectly set off by cool, pale blue.”
CEFR level
C1
Advanced
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.