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hot tub Definition

hot tub

noun

a large tub, often made of wood, in which several people can soak in hot water together

hot tub Usage Examples

Preposition: on

  • deck: The eight-seater hot tub on deck is a popular spot to relax after dives!
  • balcony: We have included the provision of a hot tub on the balcony.

Adjective modifier

  • outdoor: An outdoor hot tub is also available - see below!
  • wooden: MIDLAND SPA BATHS Supplies portable and in-ground spas, sauna cabins, steam rooms, wooden hot tubs and fitness pools.
  • indoor: Many people choose to combine their sauna with an indoor hot tub to create the ultimate home health suite.
  • private: Access to games room, indoor pool and private hot tub.
  • large: We stay in our own Welsh cottage in the country with large hot tub.
  • own: No matter how stressful your day has been, you can get away from it all in your own hot tub.

Converse of object

  • have: We have a hot tub in the garden, which the children love playing in.
  • include: The property boasts its own large enclosed lawned garden and seating terrace that includes a hot tub.
  • install: And if you want to spoil yourself why not install a hot tub, sauna or snooker table?
  • bubble: The bubbling hot tub was taken up with half a dozen cowboys still wearing their hats.
  • make: RIVIERA HOT TUBS Specializes in natural wooden hot tubs made from Canadian kiln dried cedar and cedar wood saunas for internal or external use.
  • feature: The hostel features an outdoor hot tub, great for soaking away the aches and pains of the day!

Preposition: after

  • day: Undeniably decadent, the bliss of a bubbling hot tub after a long day on the slopes is a pleasure without equal.

Preposition: before

  • dinner: Relax in a hot tub before a hearty dinner at the farm.

Preposition: in

  • garden: We have a hot tub in the garden, which the children love playing in.
  • location: A luxury ski chalet with hot tub in the most stunning location offering the perfect place for a wonderful winter or summer holiday.