A heated room used for hot air or vapour baths: hence, a hot bath. Obsolete exc. Historical or archaic.

A hot air bath; a sweating-room; = stew, n.2 3, stufe, n. Obsolete.

A hot-air bath: = stove, n.1

In various senses of stove, n.1: A hot-air bath; a heated room or chamber; a hothouse for plants; a closed fireplace. Obsolete.

In Japan: (originally) a steam bath or bathhouse; (in later use) = ofuro, n.

a hot bath introduced from the East and once extensively used, inducing copious perspiration, followed by soaping, washing, shampooing, massage…

A vapour-bath. Obsolete.

With reference to heating, cooking, or washing by steam, and in the names of implements and apparatus used in these processes, as steam-bakery, steam…

a bath similar to a sauna, in which steam is produced by throwing water over heated stones; also figurative.

= stufe, n.

a steam-bath or hot-air bath, esp. among North American Indians; cf. sweat-house, n. 1.

A bath-house or bathroom in which the Finnish steam bath is taken; the steam bath itself, taken in very hot steam produced by throwing water on to…

Esp. in Jewish usage: a sauna, steam bath, or bath house; (later also) an instance of using a sauna or steam bath.