English to English Dictionary

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.

Waterlog

To saturate or fill with water so as to make heavy, unmanageable, or soggy.

Waterlogged

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

Watermelon

A large, typically green-skinned fruit with a watery, sweet, red or pink flesh and black seeds.

Waterproof

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

Waterproof Coat

A coat made of material that is resistant to water.

Waterside

The land or area that is adjacent to a body of water.

Watersport

Any sport or recreational activity that takes place on or in water.

Watersports

Recreational activities that take place on or in water, such as swimming, surfing, sailing, and water skiing.

Waterway

A river, canal, or other body of water that is navigable and used as a route for travel and transport.