Lather ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lather ( noun )

Foamy suds produced by soap or a similar substance when mixed with water.

Origin:

From middle english lathere, from old english læðer, from proto-germanic *laiþrą.

Examples:

1. He lathered up his face with shaving cream.
2. She lathered her hair with shampoo.
3. The soap produced a rich lather when mixed with water.
4. The shampoo lathered well, indicating a high quality product.
5. The bar of soap produced a thick lather when mixed with water.

(As a verb)

Lather ( verb )

Foamy suds produced by soap or a similar substance when mixed with water.

Origin:

From middle english lathere, from old english læðer, from proto-germanic *laiþrą.

Examples:

1. He lathered up his face with shaving cream.
2. She lathered her hair with shampoo.
3. The soap produced a rich lather when mixed with water.
4. The shampoo lathered well, indicating a high quality product.
5. The bar of soap produced a thick lather when mixed with water.