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hot tub
[ hot tuhb ]
noun
- a large tub, usually designed to accommodate several people, that is filled with hot aerated water and often equipped with a thermostat and whirlpool: used for relaxation or physical therapy and often placed out-of-doors, as on a deck or porch.
Other Words From
- hot-tub·ber noun
- hot-tub·bing noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of hot tub1
Example Sentences
How they bilked starlets and wealthy debutantes into taking them to dinner, or at least to the hot tub.
Amenities include chef-prepared meals, a hot tub with a stellar view, and a helicopter landing pad out the front door.
We rounded up some of our favorites, ranging from a tiny house with a killer hot tub to a solar-powered retreat on an apple orchard.
The newly renovated lodge has gorgeous rooms, comfortable lounging areas, gourmet food, hot tubs, a recreation room and even a climbing wall — but it’s the skiing that makes me drool.
Around the corner, the hot tub was bubbling, the first I’d seen since March, and was packed with members of two families.
Foul-mouthed chauvinist who flirted with chicks in a hot tub or celebrity-friendly sociopolitical satirist?
But SNL built this insane club set that was basically like a giant hot tub, or something.
She then proceeds to settle into her hot tub with a glass of red wine for some one on one girl time.
So they had to make me this waterproof renaissance gown and I would have to descend into the hot tub for rehearsal.
It was in a hot tub and I was tied up—naturally—and I was being dunked underwater.
Marie Louise steeped herself in a hot tub, then in a long sweet sleep in a real bed.
Leaky hot tub, incredible property taxes, and the crazy roller-coaster ride—up 20 percent this month, down forty next.
A hot tub or foot bath, and a hot drink at bed time may help to produce sleep.
It was usual to wash one's feet in a hot tub after traveling and to dry them with a rough wool cloth.
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