spa
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- noun
- /spɑː/
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spa
- After a long week, I decided to treat myself to a day at the spa for some relaxation and a massage.
- pool and spa
- spa resort
It's like, wait, is is self-care just going to a spa Wednesdays at noon?
- It's like, wait, is is self-care just going to a spa Wednesdays at noon?
- You should have started that spa for poor women with a girl from Maui.
- You've just been in a spa for ages on the way.
- I'm actually going to visit their spa this week.
- I love the the Grove and I also love their spas over overseas as well.
- You, you give her spa days and stuff like that.
Examples
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The hotel has an outdoor heated pool and an indoor sauna, spa, and fitness center.
Academic text (2005) -
Unfortunately I have to go, I have a spa appointment.
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We are on the way to a spa, which is where we're staying tonight.
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So the spa day was so, so lovely.
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Put on some spa music, get the whole spa treatment.
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The swimming here is amazing and the spa is incredible as well.
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We said we were going to a spa with no alcohol.
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I'm actually going to visit their spa this week.
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Built into the Palm Springs Hills, this very exclusive spa has a fantastic view of the desert.
Fiction book (2000) -
So here is the Prague Beer Spa where you bathe in beer.
Synonyms
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3.0
A place where people go to exercise, relax, and get treatments like massages
A place by a spring or the sea where people go to rest and get better
Compounds
How Relaxing
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word spa comes from the Belgian town Spa, which was famous for its 'healing springs', so spa now means a place where people go for baths, massages, and health treatments.