waters
WAW-turz/ˈwɔ.tɚz/UKWAW-tuhz/ˈwɔː.təz/
- 1Plural of water. Use it for big areas of water like seas, lakes, or rivers.
The ship sailed through calm waters near the coast.
Fish gather in the warm waters of the bay.
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- 2The fluid that surrounds a baby inside the womb before birth.
Like a cushion of liquid keeping the baby safe, the way bubble wrap protects something fragile.
Her waters broke just before midnight, and they rushed to the hospital.
The midwife asked whether her waters had broken yet.
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- 3Third-person singular of water. Use it with he, she, or it.
She waters the garden every evening after work.
He waters the plants on the windowsill each morning.
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waters is a form of water
water, noun: The clear liquid in rain, rivers and seas that all life needs. It freezes into ice and boils into steam. Full entry
- Forms
- waterwaters plural
- Spelling
- water → waters: add -s
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