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A bathhouse is a building where people can bathe. In some bathhouses, people put their whole bodies in the water. In others, people clean themselves using steam or even sweat. (Wikipedia)

Villagers who did manual labour used to visit a public bathhouse, often the only place to wash off, while wealthy Russians would sometimes indulge in private banyas. (BBC)

The most bizarre place where the actor has encountered the power of Zod has been in a sports club in New York where he was having a steam bath. (Daily Record)

"As was usual for such meetings, a steam bath visit was scheduled. Normally, after the steam bath, there would be plenty of alcohol on offer - but on this occasion, instead of alcohol, we had a massage." (BBC)

The Turkish bath or Hamam is the Middle Eastern variation of a steam bath which has played an important role in cultures of the Middle-East ... (BBC)

Unconfirmed reports say the party had decided either to go on a fishing trip or to have a steam bath. (BBC)

One source described the nature of the calls between Trump and Putin as sounding like "two guys in a steam bath." (HuffPost)

The air conditioning did not work and the house was like a steam bath. (Cambridge Dictionary)

Naked bathing has been banned at Harrogate's famous Turkish Baths after an incident of inappropriate behaviour was reported to police. (BBC)

The historic baths on Parliament Street holds single-sex sessions for men and women where swimwear is optional. (BBC)

Newcastle's Turkish baths have reopened after an £8m refurbishment. (BBC)