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What does the word water mean?

Part of speech: verb transitive

To pour water upon; dilute or treat with water.

Part of speech: verb intransitive

to take in water.

Part of speech: verb

To be watery, as the eyes or mouth; have a longing.

Part of speech: noun

A limpid liquid compound of hydrogen and oxygen, constituting the bulk of the ocean, rivers, lakes, etc.

Part of speech: noun

Any particular body of water.

Part of speech: noun

Any one of the watery secretions of animals.

Part of speech: noun

A watery appearance, as in precious stones; luster; sheen in certain textiles; hence, purity.

Usage examples for water

Then how does Longfoot get water to drink? – The-Burgess-Animal-Book-for-Children by Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo)
" Well, come down to the water, and have a look at it," said Jimmy. – The Gem Collector by P. G. Wodehouse
Come now, bring water for the hands. – Four Plays of Gil Vicente by Gil Vicente