wet steam

British  

noun

1. steam, usually low-pressure, that contains water droplets in suspension

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Example Sentences

A piece of ash, say 2 by 4 inches in cross section, would require about six hours’ steaming with a low pressure of moist or wet steam, but it would not suffer damage if it were steamed for a day.

From Project Gutenberg

The steam in the jacket should be as dry as possible, so that all wet steam admitted during the live steam period may be evaporated by the heat received from the steam in the jacket.

From Project Gutenberg

A $15 fee gets you access to an elegantly designed cedar sauna, wet steam room and lounge; though massages and facials are available by appointment, scrubs, salts, masks and foot soaks are do-it-yourself.

From New York Times

We had fortunately worn two suits of heavy underclothes, two pairs of pants and two coats, so we now had dry clothes, and well it was we took the precaution of removing a suit and placing it out of the way of the wet steam.

From Project Gutenberg

Wood that has once been dried may again be swelled to nearly if not fully its original size, by being soaked in water or subjected to wet steam.

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