Jacuzzi
- proper noun
- /dʒəˈkuːzi/
- He made it real big with his bestselling novel, Jacuzzi Timelord.
Examples
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Room a pool, massages and The Jets and the Jacuzzi, and there's a steam room outside, like a steam Hut.
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Bay Area engineer Roy Jacuzzi invented the whirlpool bath in 1968.
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"Is it all right if I look at the Jacuzzi?" I asked.
Fiction book (2000) -
And now we are in home base because for the Jacuzzi we haven't got anything to fill it up.
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The Candlestick maker went back home, started his own business, and he is none other than Edward Jacuzzi himself.
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The Jacuzzi, Laurel Canyon - Guns N' Roses video wrap party?
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PennantPark invests in well-managed companies like Magnum Hunter Resources Corporation (MHR), Prepaid Legal Services, Inc., Jacuzzi Brands, Corp., Penton Media, and others.
Blog text (13) -
Edward Jacuzzi was the founder of the company that revolutionized home spas.
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"Is it all right if I look at the Jacuzzi?" I asked my neighbor.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jacuzzi is an Italian family name; the Jacuzzi family helped invent the whirlpool bath, and their name became famous because of that.