sweat hole (English, noun)
expansion: sweat hole (plural sweat holes)
Senses:
glosses: A large hole in the ground, heated with a fire, into which a sick person is brought wrapped in blankets (once the fire is removed), with a jug of water for making steam, the whole covered by an awning to hold the steam in; an underground sweat lodge.
glosses: An uncomfortably hot, enclosed, space.
Forms:
form: sweat holes
tags: plural