Douche
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 16
(doosh.) (Fr., from L. du cans, a conducting.] (Hygiene.) In hydropathy, a jet or spirt of water forcibly allowed to play on a diseased or infirm limb or other part of the human body, so as to invigorate and strengthen it. [s. 299]
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