sauna
ˈsɔnə-
(n)
sauna
a Finnish steam bath; steam is produced by pouring water over heated rocks
Nokia CEO Jorma Ollila built one of the world's largest saunas at his summer home. usatoday.com
Albany Sauna & Hot Tubs. eastbayexpress.com
However, a few incidents occurred that involved commercial saunas . iaei.org
They call it a sauna for bed bugs to kill the critters. king5.com
What do you call a poodle in the sauna . boyslife.org
My alarm goes off too early for a weekend morning, and it's already so humid outside that walking to the subway is a stroll through a sauna. villagevoice.com
Tuesday's Ask the Experts: Sauna and steam room bidding. cmmonline.com
Finally, I was prepared to overcome adolescent memories of a sauna experience gone badly. icsmag.com
After spending more than a week in the Sonoran Desert (that makes a sauna look like a meat freezer), I've mastered the art of cooking without applying heat. lajollalight.com
The home features walls of glass, a screening room with a bar, a gym, a sauna, five bedrooms and 61/2 bathrooms. gntv.trb.com
The basic Finnish sauna ritual is very simple, and Finns are taught to behave in the sauna as they would in church: noise and sexual or otherwise indecent behavior are unacceptable. pbs.org
The basic Finnish sauna ritual is simple. pbs.org
Men enjoy a sauna together in the documentary Steam of Life Credit: Oktober Oy. pbs.org
TV- Equipped Sauna Is One Hot Room. electronichouse.com
A 27-inch TV and weatherproof speakers are installed in this sauna. electronichouse.com
The Vee watched, disgust thick as mildew around a neglected sauna, covering his face. "Wild Justice" by
The sauna-like baths, like the hotel, seemed to be theirs alone. "The Samurai Strategy" by
The mall was like a sauna. "Makers" by