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WATERAGE, n. Money paid for transportation by water.
WATERED, pp. Overspread or sprinkled with water; made wet; supplied with water; ...
WATERER, n. One who waters.
WATERFALL, n. [water and fall.] A fall or perpendicular descent of the water of ...
WATERINESS, n. [from watery.] Moisture; humidity; a state of abounding with water.
WATERING, ppr. Overflowing; sprinkling or wetting with water; supplying with wat...
WATERING-PLACE, n. A place to which people resort for mineral water, or for the ...
WATERING-TROUGH, n. A trough in which cattle and horses drink.
WATERISH, a. 1. Resembling water; thin, as a liquor. 2. Moist; somewhat watery; ...
WATERISHNESS, n. Thinness, as of a liquor; resemblance to water. Waterishness, w...
WATERLESS, a. Destitute of water.
WATERMAN, n. [water and man.] A boatman; a ferryman; a man who manages water-craft.
WATERY, a. 1. Resembling water; thin or transparent, as a liquid; as watery humo...
WATTLE, n. [L., a shoot.] 1. Properly, a twig or flexible rod; and hence, a hurd...
WATTLED, pp. Bound or interwoven with twigs.
WATTLING, ppr. Interweaving with twigs.