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Bathing is the
immersion of the body,
wholly or partially,
usually in water, but
often in
another medium such as hot air. It is most
commonly practised...
- sea
bathing and
bathing suit,
although swimsuit is now more
often used. In
prehistory and for much of
ancient history, both
swimming and
bathing were...
- when most
people in po****tion
centers did not have
access to
private bathing facilities.
Though termed "public", they have
often been
restricted according...
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particular types of suit,
including swimwear,
bathing suit,
bathing attire,
swimming costume,
bathing costume,
swimming suit, swimmers,
swimming togs...
- The
bathing machine was a device, po****r from the 18th
century until the
early 20th century, to
allow people at
beaches to
change out of
their usual...
- A
Bathing Ape (****anese: ア・ベイシング・エイプ, Hepburn: A
beishingu eipu), also
known as BAPE, is a ****anese
fashion brand founded by Nigo (Tomoaki Nagao) in Ura-Harajuku...
- Dust
bathing (also
called sand
bathing) is an
animal behavior characterized by
rolling or
moving around in dust, dry
earth or sand, with the
likely purpose...
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Mixed bathing is the
sharing of a pool,
beach or
other place by
swimmers of
multiple genders.
Mixed bathing usually refers to
swimming or
other water-based...
- "fountain". In 16th-century England, the old
Roman ideas of
medicinal bathing were
revived in
towns like Bath (named for its
Roman baths). In 1596, William...
-
falling into
disuse by 1994. Many
towns in
Queensland continue to
provide bathing facilities fed by hot springs, but
these are
promoted as
relaxing holiday...
