Hot Springs

noun

1. a city in central Arkansas: adjoins a national park Hot Springs National 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.

Example Sentences

Similar to many other more urban national parks, Hot Springs is very dog friendly.

From Outside Online

In Hot Springs, Virginia, the representatives of the world met in May 1943 to discuss food issues.

From The Daily Beast

Here there are many craters and much basalt, or even lava; also hot springs.

From Project Gutenberg

We traveled about sixteen miles; one mile brought us to the Hot Springs, near which the road passes.

From Project Gutenberg

With a few words to the woman and boy, Powell rode through the gate toward Hot Springs.

From Project Gutenberg

He had told her he would remain a few days at Hot Springs, so there would be no alarm at his absence.

From Project Gutenberg

Then he struck the road to Hot Springs, which lay thirty-five miles north of Willcox on a road that was totally invisible, now.

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