bath tissue

noun

1. toilet paper.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bath tissue¹

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.

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

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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.

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

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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.

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