bandana bath

Soaking a bandana in water and soap and rubbing your armpits at a sink in place of taking an actual shower.

There were no showers at the camp site so I took a bandana bath instead.

by 666.0420.69 June 21, 2017

Punk bath

Slang

1) To bathe using very little and soap ( or using only baby wipes) to keep yourself as clean as possible.

2) to wash one's self in a sink at a coffee house, dinner, library restroom, or similar location using only the supplies at hand, such as hand soap and paper towels.

I was homeless for a week and had to duck into the library bathroom to take a punk bath before my job interview.

I feeling super depressed so i just grabbed some wipes and took a punk bath.

by Anon Oxy January 17, 2020

Care-bear bath

When you have dyed hair and you take a bath and the colour gets into the bathtub water, turning the water a different colour.

Melissa slipped into the tub and proceeded to wash her hair, some of the hair color coming out as she did so.

Melissa: Ohmigawd, a care-bear bath!

by Rioooo April 7, 2010

Owl bath

When you and your partner take a bath together in which both of you have urinated in it. Strictly falling on a Sunday with an owl watching

Omg Brandon and I had an owl bath and it was surprisingly moisturizing for my skin. I can’t believe we didn’t try this sooner!

by amandajordanxo July 7, 2020

Bubble bath

A bubble bath is when a girl (or guy) is too poor to afford dildos so she shoves bars of soap into her vagina/asshole instead.

"Did you hear that Chelsi had to go to the hospital?!"

"No! What happened?"
"She bubble bathed it and she couldn't get the soap out!"

by Lydia the nymphomaniac April 28, 2017

Master bath on

The practice of making sure the faucet is on in the bath tub usually for purposes of female pleasuring

I turned the master bath on then I turned myself on!

by 4realazitgits April 1, 2021

Maple Bath

A bathing tradition in Wisconsin which takes place on the 17th of December. Every town builds a hot tub at the and fills it with gooey maple syrup. The town mayor is the first to enjoy this public bathing tradition followed by each citizen as required by law.

It's the 17th, lets head on down to the town square for a maple bath!

by One Old Maple Bather December 15, 2011