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Bather   /bˈeɪðər/  /bˈæðər/   Listen
Bather

noun
1.
A person who travels through the water by swimming.  Synonyms: natator, swimmer.
2.
A person who takes a bath.






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"Bather" Quotes from Famous Books



... about to turn away when, like a bather who has ventured into some peaceful tropic rock pool wherein lurks an octopus, she found herself seized and held. Berselius's eyes were open, he was not asleep. His gaze was fixed on hers, and he held her with his eyes as the cat holds the bird ...
— The Pools of Silence • H. de Vere Stacpoole

... niche for human foot, so far as a stranger could perceive. At the furthermost end of the cave, however, the craggy basin had a lip of flinty pebbles and shelly sand. This was no more than a very narrow shelf, just enough for a bather to plunge from; but it ran across the broad end of the cavern, and from its southern corner went a deep dry fissure mounting out of sight into the body of the cliff. And here the smugglers were merrily ...
— Mary Anerley • R. D. Blackmore

... and probably plotted the job beforehand with a madman's limited cunning; and if that is so, there's pretty sure to be news waiting for us at Princetown. Before dark we ought to know where are both the dead and the living man. These footprints mean a bather, or perhaps two. We'll study them later and ...
— The Red Redmaynes • Eden Phillpotts

... mistak. It was made i' the first o' fashion, a' drawn i' the briest, an' shuders as big's smokit hams, wi' Mysie's bit facie lookin' oot atween them, like's she was sittin' in an auld-fashioned easychair. But, of coorse, I never bather my heid aboot ...
— My Man Sandy • J. B. Salmond

... human-like form, with a sort of tufted hair hanging loosely over its head, had emerged from the water, and was supporting itself by his two arms upon the beach—as if resting there like some bather ...
— The Tiger Hunter • Mayne Reid


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