sweating-bath
81Methylone — Systematic (IUPAC) name (±) 2 methylamino 1 (3,4 methylenedioxyphenyl)propan 1 one …
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83sudatoria — su·da·to·ri·um || ‚sjuËdÉ™ tÉ”Ërɪəm n. hot air bath used to induce sweating …
84sudatorium — su·da·to·ri·um || ‚sjuËdÉ™ tÉ”Ërɪəm n. hot air bath used to induce sweating …
85sudatorium — su•da•to•ri•um [[t]ˌsu dəˈtɔr i əm, ˈtoʊr [/t]] also sudatory n. pl. to•ri•a [[t] ˈtɔr i ə, ˈtoʊr [/t]] a hot air bath for inducing sweating • Etymology: 1750–60; < L sūdātōrium, n. use of neut. of sūdātōrius sudatory; see tory II …
86sudatorium — /sjudəˈtɔriəm/ (say syoohduh tawreeuhm) noun (plural sudatoria /sjudəˈtɔriə/ (say syoohduh tawreeuh)) a hot air bath for inducing sweating. {Latin, properly neuter of sūdātōrius sweat producing} …
87sudarium — n. (pl. ia) handkerchief or cloth for wiping away sweat, especially St. Veronica s, on which portrait of Christ is supposed to have been impressed; sudatorium. ♦ sudatorium, n. (pl. ♦ ia) sweating room of a bath …
88sudatorium — [so͞o΄də tôr′ē əm] n. pl. sudatoria [so͞o΄də tôrə] [L, neut. of sudatorius: see SUDATORY] a heated room, as in a bath, for inducing sweating …
89sudatio — /sooh day shee oh /, n., pl. sudationes / day shee oh neez/. (in an ancient Roman bath) a chamber, between the sudatorium and the calidarium, where sweat was removed. [ < L sutatio orig., act of sweating, equiv. to suda(re) to SWEAT + tio n.… …
90la|con|i|cum — «luh KON uh kuhm», noun. the sweating room of an ancient Roman bath. ╂[< Latin Laconicum, neuter of Lacōnicus (because it was first used by the Spartans); see etym. under laconic (Cf. ↑laconic)] …
