cold-water

Soon after coming out of the sheets he should bathe in cold-water.

It was a one-privy-to-a-floor, cold-water only setup, with a family living in every room.

To hear it coldly and calmly like this was shock, cold-water shock.

They are the "open-kettle," the "intermittent," the "cold-water" and the "cold-pack" methods.

Lincoln was his antithesis, as tall, long-drawn, and somber as the cold-water man he was rated.

I now casually turned on the cold-water tap and was scalded by nearly boiling water.

I also walked into about six inches of water, in the dim, irreligious light; and so made a cold-water Baptist devotee of myself.

She has frequently extracted warm praise even from the cold-water taps of discriminating and ordinarily unsympathetic critics.

Then they ran with a common accord for their own cold-water pails, and pursued him, seeking to dash their contents over him.

"Cold-water bug, you know," I explained, but Billings shrugged his shoulders.