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Meaning of Soap
A substance used for cleaning, typically made from a combination of oils, fats, and alkali.
Etymology of Soap
The word "soap" originates from the Latin word "sapo," meaning soap or salve, which is also related to the Greek word "sapoun," meaning soap or cleansing agent.
The use of soap dates back to ancient civilizations, with evidence of soap-making found in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
The word "soap" has been used in English since the 14th century, initially referring to a type of soap made from animal fat and ash.
Synonyms
detergent
cleanser
cleanser bar
soap bar
soap cake
soap flakes
soap powder
soap substitute
shampoo
body wash
hand wash
face wash
cleanser liquid
soap solution
soap paste
soap gel
soap foam
lather
suds
foam
bubble
cleanser cream
soap chips
soap scraps
soap fragments
soap granules
soap beads
soap pellets
soap noodles
soap flakes
soap grains
Definitions
- A substance used for cleaning, typically made from a combination of oils, fats, and alkali, used for washing the body, clothes, or other surfaces.
- A substance that reduces the surface tension of a liquid, making it more effective for cleaning.
- A material used for cleaning, polishing, or lubricating.
Usage Examples
- She used a bar of soap to wash her hands before dinner.
- The laundry detergent was a type of soap designed for washing clothes.
- The soap opera was a popular television show that aired daily.