Epsom

[ ep-suhm ]

noun

1. a town in Surrey, SE England, S of London: site of a famous racetrack EpsomDowns where the annual Derby is held.

Epsom

/ ˈɛpsəm /

noun

1. a town in SE England, in Surrey: famous for its mineral springs and for horse racing. Pop (with Ewell): 64 492 (2001)

Example Sentences

And, with a product name like “Balance & Calm,” this Epsom salt foaming bath soak will ease your weary muscles, relieve stress, and moisturize your skin.

From Popular-Science

Most of them were itchy and irritating, but the ones in more sensitive areas were excruciatingly painful, and the only thing that helped was taking Epsom salt baths.

From Time

After doing some research on the internet, I’ve been running a bath every single day with Epsom salts, table salt, and baking soda and sitting in it for 30 minutes.

From Time

Epsom salt also has magnesium, so it will help you relax and sleep.

From The Daily Beast

One easy way to build them back up is to take a bath with Epsom salts, which contain sulfur.

From The Daily Beast

Carbolic Acid … liquid … oil … sweet oil … castor oil … aperient … Epsom Salts … white … white of egg.

From Project Gutenberg

While at Epsom I heard from friends that Shiel was present at the race, though he had said he would not go.

From Project Gutenberg

There the sportsman awoke in him once more, and he painted the “Race for the Derby at Epsom.”

From Project Gutenberg

The cure of the disease is very easy; thymol is given, which weakens the hold of the worm, this being followed by Epsom salts.

From Project Gutenberg

It consists of the following: One part epsom salts, two parts glycerine, and three parts soap suds.

From Project Gutenberg