waters
/ˈwɔːtərz/
verb
- Third person singular present tense of water; gives water to plants or animals.
- The farmer waters the crops with a sprinkler system.
- He waters the horses before feeding them.
- She waters her garden every evening.
noun
- An area of water, such as a sea, lake, or river, especially when considered as a body or territory.
- These waters are known for their clear blue color.
- Fishermen work in the coastal waters every day.
- The ship sailed into international waters.
- The liquid that comes from a spring or mineral source, often bottled and sold as drinking water.
- We bought a case of still waters for the hike.
- The spa offers several mineral waters with different flavors.
- She prefers to drink sparkling waters from natural springs.
- The flow of water in a river, stream, or flood, especially when rising or moving.
- They watched the calm waters of the lake at sunset.
- The river's waters rushed over the rocks.
- After the storm, the waters rose quickly and flooded the road.
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