watercannon

/ˈwɔtərˌkænən/
noun
  1. A device that shoots a powerful stream of water, used by police or military to control crowds or put out fires.
    • In some countries, watercannons are a common tool for riot control.
    • Police used a watercannon to disperse the protesters blocking the street.
    • The fire department brought a watercannon to help cool down the burning building.
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