[twah-let, toi-; Fr. twa-let] 
[toi-lit] | 1. | a bathroom fixture consisting of a bowl, usually with a detachable, hinged seat and lid, and a device for flushing with water, used for defecation and urination. |
| 2. | a lavatory. |
| 3. | a bathroom. |
| 4. | toilet bowl. |
| 5. | a dressing room, esp. one containing a bath. |
| 6. | the act or process of dressing or grooming oneself, including bathing and arranging the hair: to make one's toilet; busy at her toilet. |
| 7. | toilet set. |
| 8. | the dress or costume of a person; any particular costume: toilet of white silk. |
| 9. | Surgery. the cleansing of a part after childbirth or a wound after an operation. |
| 10. | Archaic. dressing table. |
| 11. | go down (or in) the toilet, to become worthless or profitless; be doomed: The team's entire season went down the toilet. |
| toi·lette (twä-lět') n.
[French; see toilet.] |
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