sulphureted mud b

A b. consisting of mud deposited from sulphurous springs which contain sulphur compounds, sun b. Exposure of the naked body to the more or le prolonged action of the rays of the sun. sweat b. Any b. designed to produce sweating, especially the Turkish and Ru ian b's. tank b. A b. taken in a large tank or basin, in which a number of persons bathe at once, temperate b. A b. of a temperature between 77° and 86° F. tepid b. A b. of a temperature of 86° to 91.4° or 950 F.; intermediate between the warm b. and the temperate b. The two terms, temperate b. and tepid b. are often applied indiscriminately to b's of any tem- A b. taken per at ure in from a77° tub to»of95suitable 0_ F. tub size b. to receive the whole body or a part of it to be bathed. Turkish b. One of the modern forms of the ancient Roman b. The bather pa es through gradually increasing temperatures, accompanied by ma age, until he reaches 1760 ¥., where he sweats profusely. After this he pa es through gradually decreasing temperatures, accompanied with douching and rubbing until 700 F. is reclines for reached, a time on when he is dried a couch, vacuum and b. The treatment of a portion of the body by subjecting it to the action of a partial vacuum, vapor b. A b. in air charged with vapor and usually of a very high temperature, warm b. A b. of a temperature of 33°-4-0° C. (9i.4°-i04° F.). water b. 1. A b. composed of water only. 2. In chemistry, a b. consisting of water for immersing bodies to be heated to a temperature not above the boiling point of water. [Ang.-Sax., baeth.~\