NOUN
- a steam room where facilities are available for a bath followed by a shower and massage
- you sweat in a steam room before getting a rubdown and cold shower
How To Use Turkish bath In A Sentence
- The ruling Ottoman elite added the Turkish Hospital in 1895 and a hammam (Turkish bath house) and fortress in the early twentieth century.
- This was the hamam of the Harem, what you would call a steam bath and the Europeans bastardized into the phrase Turkish baths. The Thieves of Darkness
- The ruling Ottoman elite added the Turkish Hospital in 1895 and a hammam (Turkish bath house) and fortress in the early twentieth century.
- Linday declared that Tom Daw, Bill, and the brother were properly qualified for Turkish bath and osteopathic hospital attendants. THE END OF THE STORY
- Monday night the trend continued and I was cooked for again, after we had lounged about in the Turkish baths for a good long while, until we were so shrivelled up we looked like dead people.
- Some of the old Turkish bath houses are still operating and are as aesthetically pleasing as they are physically soothing.
- Romance is also key to Blimp, which begins in the midst of World War II and flashes back after Blimp/Candy is held underwater in that Turkish bath and a voice intones rather goofily "40 years ago...40 years ago..." to the early 1900s. Michael Giltz: Movies: "Blimp" Is Back! British Gem Is Beautifully Restored
- “Líf,” a succedaneum for the unclean sponge, not unknown in the “Turkish Baths” of London. The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
- Today most of the world uses thick, thirsty Turkish bath towels, but for most of history the world dried off after the bath with plain old napless pieces of cloth.
- Went for a 6am hammam, the Moroccan Turkish bath, taken twice daily by locals and incorporating sauna, wash and massage in one.
