English to English Dictionary

Waterbird

A bird that is typically found in or around water, such as lakes, rivers, or wetlands.

Waterboy

An assistant, especially on a sports team, whose primary duty is to supply drinking water to the players during practice or games.

Watercourse

A channel or conduit through which water flows.

Waterfall

A flow of water over the edge of a cliff or steep incline.

Waterfowl

Birds that live on or around water, such as ducks, geese, and swans.

Waterfront

The land or area that is adjacent to a body of water, particularly in urban settings.

Waterfront Property

Real estate situated directly on the edge of an ocean, lake, river, or other body of water.

Waterhole

A natural or artificial depression in the ground that holds water, often used by animals for drinking.

Watering-Place

A location, often by a body of water, where people go for recreation or relaxation.

Waterline

The line on a ship or boat that indicates the level to which it is submerged in water.

Waterlogged

Saturated with water, especially to the point of being unable to support weight or function properly.

Waterproof

Impervious to water; able to resist the penetration of water.