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mud bath

British  

noun

  1. a medicinal bath in heated mud

  2. a dirty or muddy occasion, state, etc

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When we returned to Chicago and our familiar room in the boardinghouse, I did not exactly dive into my lumpy bed like a pig into a mud bath.

From Literature

Conditions are expected to remain dry with sunny spells - free of the mud baths of years past - but warm nights could make things for uncomfortable for campers.

From BBC

The site turned into a mud bath once more with tents floating on liquid earth.

From BBC

Much like the mud baths of Calistoga, the experience is just as much about a novel brush with natural elements as it is an opportunity for release.

From Los Angeles Times

"If you drive any campervans or cars there it's going to be a mud bath, which affects people coming later in the year as well," she said.

From BBC