This is the Water Related One Word Substitutions List. It is useful for English learners and students.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Hydrophobia | Fear or aversion to water |
| Aquatic | Relating to or living in water |
| Hydrology | The study of water and its distribution, properties, and effects on the Earth’s surface |
| Hydrate | A compound that contains water molecules as part of its chemical structure |
| Hydroelectric | Relating to or generated by electricity produced by water power |
| Hydroponics | A method of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water instead |
| Watershed | An area of land where all the water drains into a common point, such as a river or lake |
| Waterlogged | Saturated or filled with water |
| Waterway | A navigable route for water transportation, such as a river, canal, or channel |
| Waterborne | Transported or transmitted by water, typically referring to diseases or contaminants |
| Watercolor | A painting technique that uses water-soluble pigments to create a transparent or translucent effect |
| Watercourse | A natural or artificial channel through which water flows, such as a river or stream |
| Watermark | A faint design or pattern on paper, usually indicating its authenticity or origin, created by water or ink |
| Waterfall | A steep descent of water from a height, often with picturesque or dramatic effect |
| Waterworks | A system of structures or facilities for supplying water to a community, such as pipes, reservoirs, and treatment plants |
| Waterline | The level reached by the surface of water, especially on the side of a ship or boat |
| Waterspout | A column of rotating air or water that is lifted from the surface and connects to a cloud, often accompanied by heavy rainfall |
| Water table | The level at which the ground is saturated with water, below which soil and rock are filled with water |
| Water scarcity | A situation in which the demand for water exceeds the available supply in a particular area |
| Water quality | The physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of water, which determine its suitability for different uses, such as drinking, irrigation, or recreation. |
