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Meaning tub meaning

What does tub mean?

tub

— noun (= bathtub) a relatively large open container that you fill with water and use to wash the body — noun a large open vessel for holding or storing liquids — noun the amount that a tub will hold a tub of water

Synonyms tub synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as tub?

tub English » English

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Tub English » English

turbo turbine

Topics tub topics

What do people use tub to talk about?

Daily life Cleaning

Bathe

Where does a person take a bath?

bathroom bathtub tub shower shower stall bathhouse

States Big Thick

Fat person

What words refer to someone who is fat?

tub porker

States Big Big area

Big container, volume

What words refer to a container that is big?

tank tub

Examples tub examples

How do I use tub in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Japanese love to soak in a hot tub before bed.

Anita washes the tub.

There's no water in the tub.

Most millennials have never taken a bath in a tub.

How much longer will it take for the tub to fill?

The boy splashed about in the tub.

On the doorstep sat his old woman, with the broken wash-tub before her.

She is sitting in the tub.

The tub is running over.

The baby likes to splash in the tub.

Tom filled the tub with water.

Tom stood up and got out of the tub.

Movie subtitles

Micromegas accidentally falls into a tub of nitric acid.

Me, what likes kids like tub of rat poison.

So that's your tub of rat poison.

We were putting out our second tub, and Jack was snagged overside.

Oh, no, no, no, no! Put them in the tub.

Do ya get in the tub?

Get him over to the tub.

My friend in there paid for that tub.

It's a forty foot dive into a tub of water, but I think you can do it.

How's that broken-down tub of yours?

What do you think you're doing with that broken-down tub?

How long to fill the tub?

And I used to see you go by and you used to ride in a little tub cart, then you had a pony.

Putting Jack on an old tub, beaching him in Key West.

Mr. Carson will see that you run a nice cold tub, darling.

You kept us aboard because we dropped that tub of breadfruit.

Every woman I know wants to marry me. To some other woman. Would you like to run and have a tub?

I'll tub later in the ocean. It's awful cold out there.

Put them in the tub.

We'd have had tropical anchovies every single day until the tub was gone and until this fine family's funeral.

My friend in there paid for that tub. Much as you undoubtedly need to wash, he needs it even more.

No, I'm in the tub.

I'm in the tub, completely naked.

Here is my dress. I will get out of the tub.

Get him over to the tub. Get him over to the tub.

Apart from his morning tub, Miss, he's never been in the water in his life.

I was picked up by a little tub without any wireless.

What I want the dope on is, if there happened to be card sharks on this tub. Shh!

The water still in the tub?

I'll tell you all about it in the tub. What I need is a good hot bath.

News and current affairs

Water immersion in a tub could last up to 12 seconds, no more than two hours a day, for up to thirty days in a row.