Hot Springs

American  

noun

1. a city in central Arkansas: adjoins a national park Hot Springs National Park noted for its thermal mineral springs.

2. a resort village in W Virginia: site of international conference (forerunner of Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) in 1943 to aid agricultural and food supply adjustments after World War II.

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Example Sentences

Vehicles were unable to make it through Kaiser Pass because of heavy snow blocking the road, but helicopters were used to scout above Mono Hot Springs and around Lake Edison, where Slaton was ultimately found.

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One relic from this era is the Beverly Hot Springs, an artesian well once used by Native Americans that was rediscovered in 1910 when Richard S. Grant purchased the land as a wheat field.

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The waiver, published in the Federal Register on Tuesday, covers projects near Jacumba Hot Springs, about 70 miles east of San Diego, that were funded through U.S.

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Only three installations stand out — one at the foot of a hiking trail in a Palm Desert park, the other two in dusty landscapes in Desert Hot Springs.

From Los Angeles Times

And it wasn’t just the people from the Sykes Hot Springs trail.

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