verb
definition
To cover with lather.
definition
To beat or whip.
definition
To form lather or froth, as a horse does when profusely sweating.
noun
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The act of lathering; a covering with lather.
Examples of lathering in a Sentence
With excess of glycerin a fluid soap is formed, soap being soluble in that body, and such fluid soap has only feeble lathering properties.
In the midst of this conversation, which was beginning to interest Napoleon, Berthier's eyes turned to look at a general with a suite, who was galloping toward the knoll on a lathering horse.
Lathering up your skin with a horde of toxic chemicals and waiting out that bleak half hour so your hair can burn itself below the skin is hardly a fun festival.
Celebrity hair stylist Chaz Dean decided to ditch lathering shampoo in 1993.
After caring for the hair of his chemical and color treated clients, he found the drying effects of a lathering shampoo sacrificed the integrity of the hair, creating lackluster, dull and dry locks.
With the addition of mint and herbs, Wen is able to break down dirt and oil without foam, detergent or lathering.
Since Wen is not a lathering or foaming product, most people find it takes some time to get a system down for proper Wen use.
The lathering or foaming is caused by chemicals, and does not happen to the same degree in organic haircare products.
Suddenly, the market was beyond intrigued by the notion of lathering up in calorie-free goodness that could only be described as second best to the real thing.
Although delightful and bath-worthy, scented soaps can linger and may interfere with the use of perfume or skin scents, so bare in mind that lathering up with a scented or perfumed soap may have a lasting effect on your skin.