lather 音标拼音: [l'æðɚ]
n . 肥皂泡,泡沫,汗沫;激动,焦躁
肥皂泡,泡沫,汗沫;激动,焦躁
lather n 1 :
the froth produced by soaps or detergents [
synonym : {
soapsuds },
{
suds }, {
lather }]
2 :
agitation resulting from active worry ; "
don '
t get in a stew ";
"
he '
s in a sweat about exams " [
synonym : {
fret }, {
stew }, {
sweat },
{
lather }, {
swither }]
3 :
a workman who puts up laths 4 :
the foam resulting from excessive sweating (
as on a horse )
v 1 :
beat severely with a whip or rod ; "
The teacher often flogged the students "; "
The children were severely trounced " [
synonym : {
flog }, {
welt }, {
whip }, {
lather }, {
lash },
{
slash }, {
strap }, {
trounce }]
2 :
form a lather ; "
The shaving cream lathered "
3 :
exude sweat or lather ; "
this unfit horse lathers easily "
4 :
rub soap all over ,
usually with the purpose of cleaning [
synonym :
{
soap }, {
lather }]
Lather \
Lath "
er \ (
l [
a ^][
th ]"[~
e ]
r ),
n . [
AS .
le ['
a ][
eth ]
or niter ,
in le ['
a ][
eth ]
orwyrt soapwort ;
cf .
Icel .
lau [
eth ]
r ;
perh .
akin to E .
lye .]
1 .
Foam or froth made by soap moistened with water .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Foam from profuse sweating ,
as of a horse .
[
1913 Webster ]
Lather \
Lath "
er \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Lathered }
(
l [
a ^][
th ]"[~
e ]
rd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Lathering }.] [
AS .
l [=
e ][
eth ]
rian to lather ,
anoint .
See {
Lather },
n . ]
To spread over with lather ;
as ,
to lather the face .
[
1913 Webster ]
Lather \
Lath "
er \,
v .
i .
To form lather ,
or a froth like lather ;
to accumulate foam from profuse sweating ,
as a horse .
[
1913 Webster ]
Lather \
Lath "
er \,
v .
t . [
Cf . {
Leather }.]
To beat severely with a thong ,
strap ,
or the like ;
to flog .
[
Low ]
[
1913 Webster ]
Lathereeve 171 Moby Thesaurus words for "
lather ":
BO ,
aerate ,
anxiety ,
baptize ,
bath ,
bathe ,
beaded brow ,
beads of sweat ,
beat ,
beat all hollow ,
beat hollow ,
belabor ,
best ,
body odor ,
bother ,
breakers ,
breathless impatience ,
buffet ,
bustle ,
chafing ,
clamor ,
cold sweat ,
collar ,
cream ,
defeat ,
destroy ,
diaphoresis ,
disquietude ,
dither ,
do in ,
douche ,
dress down ,
drub ,
eagerness ,
excitement ,
exudate ,
exudation ,
fix ,
flagellate ,
flail ,
flap ,
flax ,
flog ,
flush ,
flush out ,
fluster ,
flusteration ,
flustration ,
flutter ,
foam ,
foofaraw ,
fret ,
fretfulness ,
fretting ,
froth ,
fuss ,
gargle ,
give a dressing -
down ,
hassle ,
haste ,
head ,
hide ,
holystone ,
honest sweat ,
hors de combat ,
hubbub ,
impatience ,
impatientness ,
impetuousness ,
irrigate ,
lambaste ,
larrup ,
lash ,
launder ,
lave ,
leather ,
lick ,
mantle ,
maul ,
meringue ,
mop ,
mop up ,
mousse ,
offscum ,
outclass ,
outdo ,
outfight ,
outgeneral ,
outmaneuver ,
outpoint ,
outrun ,
outsail ,
outshine ,
paddle ,
perspiration ,
perspiration odor ,
pother ,
pucker ,
puff ,
pummel ,
put ,
restiveness ,
restlessness ,
rinse ,
rinse out ,
ritually immerse ,
ruin ,
scour ,
scrub ,
scrub up ,
scud ,
scum ,
sea foam ,
settle ,
shampoo ,
shower ,
skin ,
skin alive ,
sluice ,
sluice out ,
soap ,
soapsuds ,
souffle ,
spindrift ,
sponge ,
spoondrift ,
spray ,
spume ,
state ,
stew ,
stinging ,
streams of sweat ,
sud ,
sudor ,
sudoresis ,
suds ,
surf ,
swab ,
sweat ,
swelter ,
swivet ,
syringe ,
tan ,
tense readiness ,
thrash ,
tizzy ,
toivel ,
trim ,
triumph over ,
trounce ,
tub ,
turmoil ,
twitter ,
twitteration ,
undo ,
uneasiness ,
unpatientness ,
unquietness ,
wallop ,
wash ,
wash out ,
wash up ,
water ,
welt ,
whack ,
whale ,
whip ,
whisk ,
white water ,
worst ,
yeast
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