jacuzzi

plural jacuzzis · plural uncommon jacuzzies

1. A hot tub or whirlpool bath with underwater jets that massage the body.

   And, by the way, my Jacuzzi days are long gone.

   2005, Nick Hornby, A Long Way Down, page 86

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   Americans gravitate to the Regent for its unbeatable views (the hotel is built out on giant stilts over the harbour, and even the jacuzzis in the top suites have a view of junks and passing ferries).

   1991, Institute of Directors (Great Britain), The Director, volume 44, numbers 9-12, page 94

   Afterwards, he'd idle in the steam room, or in the jacuzzi, watching the men, hoping to catch the eye of a chubby-chasing hunk. It never happened.

   2006, Nirpal Singh Dhaliwal, Tourism, page 76

present singular third person jacuzzis · present singular third person uncommon jacuzzies · participle present jacuzziing · participle past jacuzzied · past jacuzzied

1. transitiveTo equip with a jacuzzi.

   The suite was jacuzzied.

2. intransitiveTo use a jacuzzi.

   They jacuzzied after a late dinner.

3. transitiveTo treat with a jacuzzi.

   He jacuzzied his sore muscles.

plural Jacuzzis

1. Alternative letter-case form of jacuzziFirst known use 1960s

   Itemised in his claim we even find £200 for ‘Jacuzzi repair’. I think that's a bit more information about their relationship than we required.

   1999 April 19, Victoria Coren, “I don't love you. PS: you owe me £2.50”, in The Guardian, →ISSN, archived from the original on 08 May 2014

1. A surname from Italian.

present singular third person Jacuzzis · participle present Jacuzziing · participle past Jacuzzied · past Jacuzzied

1. Alternative letter-case form of jacuzzi.