jacuzzi
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- noun
- /dʒəˈkuːzi/
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jacuzzi
- The jacuzzi sits in an enclosure at the shallow end of the swimming pool.
- a jacuzzi tub
- sit in a jacuzzi
- soak in a jacuzzi
But it but they had fixed this room with a a Jacuzzi Jacuzzi tub.
- But it but they had fixed this room with a a Jacuzzi Jacuzzi tub.
- I love jacuzzis, but I've been pregnant twice now.
Examples
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A six-foot behemoth is seated in a jacuzzi at the far end of the deck.
Fiction book (1991) -
Lloyd and Harry are sitting in a large, heart-shaped jacuzzi.
Fiction book (1994) -
And then we talked about projects, and he suddenly said, "I have a Jacuzzi in my room."
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This room feels so much bigger than it used to because there was an absolutely huge Jacuzzi bath which took up this entire space.
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Got the jacuzzi going, and back here in the bathroom, the steam room is in full force.
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No, but we gave you the luxury suite with a Jacuzzi.
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Then my favorite way to end the workouts is getting in here in the jacuzzi and relax.
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A fabulous lemon tree hanging right over my Jacuzzi!
Fiction book (2000) -
When you want to be pampered, head to the sauna, Jacuzzi, and pool or unwind in the gym.
Blog text (24) -
After a long day, I love to relax in the warm water of the jacuzzi on my patio.
Synonyms
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A large tub of hot water for several people to relax in
Antonyms
How Relaxing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jacuzzi comes from the Italian family name Jacuzzi. The Jacuzzi brothers made a pump that sent jets of warm water into a bath for a 'hot-water massage', and their name now means any large hot tub with jets for relaxing and therapy.