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bidet
[ bee-dey, bih-det ]
noun
- a low, basinlike bathroom fixture that provides a water stream for bathing the genital and anal areas, or a device attached to a standard toilet that performs the same function.
- a small saddle horse.
bidet
/ ˈbiːdeɪ /
noun
- a small low basin for washing the genitals and anal area
Word History and Origins
Origin of bidet1
Word History and Origins
Origin of bidet1
Example Sentences
Electric-powered toilet seat bidets offer a bevy of luxury features that rival a top hotel, but usually require a nearby outlet.
The company rose to prominence through the rental of water purification systems and has since developed air purifiers, massagers, bidets, and mattresses.
The bidet includes a dryer—to help save on toilet paper—and has both front and back washing options.
The Coway Bidetmega 200 includes every feature you’d want in a bidet.
Unlike some lower-end models, you’ll need to plug the bidet into an outlet.
Bidet, writing in 1759, foreshadows the misery which marked the last thirty years of the ancien rgime.
So La Fleur got off him, and giving him a good sound lash, the bidet took me at my word, and away he scampered back to Montriul.
Not yet, right venerable Honorificac-cac-cac-cacu-minos Bidet!
Enamel bidet, soluble suppositories, suitable syringe, and properly-fitting rubber pessary.
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