lather

US /ˈlæð.ɚ/
UK /ˈlæð.ɚ/
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1.

a foamy white mass of bubbles produced by soap, shampoo, etc., when mixed with water

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He worked up a rich lather with the shaving cream.
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The shampoo produced a thick lather.
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foamsudsfroth
2.

a state of agitated excitement

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He worked himself into a lather over the small mistake.
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Don't get into a lather about it; it's not that serious.
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agitationfrenzyflusterfussstate
1.

form a foam or froth with a liquid, especially soap

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She lathered the soap in her hands.
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He lathered his face before shaving.
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foamfrothsuds
2.

cover (a horse) with sweat, typically as a result of exertion

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The racehorse was completely lathered after the intense gallop.
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The horse was lathered with sweat after the long ride.
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sweatperspire