bath tissue

American  

noun

1. toilet paper.

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Etymology

Origin of bath tissue

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

When she has to use the toilet during a visit, she pops into a constituent’s two-room plywood home, where she relieves herself into a 5-gallon bucket in their kitchen, a toilet seat atop it, and wipes with a roll of bath tissue sitting on the stovetop.

From Slate

“If the price goes up on bath tissue, it generally doesn’t mean you’re going to use the bathroom less, right?”

From Seattle Times

Last summer, Gatik trucks started delivering Georgia-Pacific brands such as Quilted Northern bath tissue and Dixie paper plates to 34 Sam’s Club stores.

From Seattle Times

Could Twitter try to blow up the deal because Musk used its nondisparagement clause as bath tissue?

From Slate

Similarly, a 30-pack of Charmin bath tissue comes out to $1.05 a roll, while an 18-pack from Target is about $1.14.

From Salon