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Definition of water
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Water (n.) A wavy,
lustrous
pattern
or
decoration
such as is
imparted
to
linen,
silk,
metals,
etc. See
Water,
v. t., 3,
Damask,
v. t., and
Damaskeen..
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Drown
::
Drown (v. t.) To
overwhelm
in
water;
to
submerge;
to
inundate.
Embankment
::
Embankment
(n.) A
structure
of
earth,
gravel,
etc.,
raised
to
prevent
water from
overflowing
a level tract of
country,
to
retain
water in a
reservoir,
or to carry a
roadway,
etc..
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Indicating
the
passing
of a thing from one form,
condition,
or state to
another;
as,
compound
substances
may be
resolved
into
others
which are more
simple;
ice is
convertible
into
water,
and water into
vapor;
men are more
easily
drawn than
forced
into
compliance;
we may
reduce
many
distinct
substances
into one mass; men are led by
evidence
into
belief
of
truth,
and are often
enticed
into the
commission
of
crimes'into;
she burst into
tears;
children
are
sometimes
frightened
into fits
Sheatfish
::
Sheatfish
(n.) A
European
siluroid
fish
(Silurus
glanis)
allied
to the
cat-fishes.
It is the
largest
fresh-water
fish of
Europe,
sometimes
becoming
six feet or more in
length.
See
Siluroid..
Midfeather
::
Midfeather
(n.) A
vertical
water space in a fire box or
combustion
chamber.
Hydroxylamine
::
Hydroxylamine
(n.) A
nitrogenous,
organic
base,
NH2.OH,
resembling
ammonia,
and
produced
by a
modified
reduction
of
nitric
acid. It is
usually
obtained
as a
volatile,
unstable
solution
in
water.
It acts as a
strong
reducing
agent..
Mudsill
::
Mudsill
(n.) The
lowest
sill of a
structure,
usually
embedded
in the soil; the
lowest
timber
of a
house;
also, that sill or
timber
of a
bridge
which is laid at the
bottom
of the
water.
See
Sill..
Weathered
::
Weathered
(a.) Made
sloping,
so as to throw off
water;
as, a
weathered
cornice
or
window
sill..
Ripple
::
Ripple
(v. i.) To make a sound as of water
running
gently
over a rough
bottom,
or the
breaking
of
ripples
on the
shore..
Afloat
::
Afloat
(adv. & a.) Borne on the
water;
floating;
on board ship.
Accentor
::
Accentor
(n.) A genus of
European
birds (so named from their sweet
notes),
including
the hedge
warbler.
In
America
sometimes
applied
to the water
thrushes..
Elutriation
::
Elutriation
(n.) The
process
of
elutriating;
a
decanting
or
racking
off by means of
water,
as finer
particles
from
heavier..
Barranca
::
Barranca
(n.) A
ravine
caused
by heavy rains or a
watercourse.
Submergence
::
Submerge
(v. i.) To
plunge
into water or other
fluid;
to be
buried
or
covered,
as by a
fluid;
to be
merged;
hence,
to be
completely
included..
Conferva
::
Conferva
(n.) Any
unbranched,
slender,
green plant of the
fresh-water
algae.
The word is
frequently
used in a wider
sense..
Drought
::
Drought
(n.)
Dryness;
want of rain or of
water;
especially,
such
dryness
of the
weather
as
affects
the
earth,
and
prevents
the
growth
of
plants;
aridity..
Waftage
::
Waftage
(n.)
Conveyance
on a
buoyant
medium,
as air or
water..
Ravine
::
Ravine
(n.) A
torrent
of
water.
Water Deerlet
::
Water
deerlet
() See Water
chevrotain.
Inspirator
::
Inspirator
(n.) A kind of
injector
for
forcing
water by
steam.
See
Injector,
n., 2..
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