bathhouse

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  1. noun A building with facilities for bathing.
  2. noun A building with dressing rooms for swimmers.

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  • The bathhouse, a large log structure with a low-caved roof overgrown with vines, was built against one of the canyon walls. —  The Many-Coloured Land -- Julian May
  • ; She wiped her eyes, clearing away dirt and wondering if the bathhouse was plugged with asylum seekers as well Not much of a change since this morning, ; the sergeant answered, a long scar down his face created the illusion of a leer. —  VANCE MOORE
  • As they approached the bathhouse, they spotted one of the young samurai parting the curtain on his way out. —  AHMM,May2008
  • But to Mine (say MEE-nuh) Karahan, our guide to all things Turkish for a week and a half, a visit to a 700-year-old bathhouse was a cultural experience we shouldn't pass up. —  The Seattle Times
  • The statement said the bathhouse was destroyed in a cave-in and the site became a garbage dump. —  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
 

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