Definitions

1. noun

a clear colourless liquid having a high specific gravity and a boiling point above 100°C (212°F); a compound of hydrogen and oxygen

“She drank a glass of water after finishing her run.”

2. verb

to supply with water, especially in order to quench thirst or to make something cool or clean

“Can you water the plants before you leave?”

3. verb

to add a liquid to (something), typically to dilute or flavour it

“We need to water down the juice to make it less sweet.”

4. verb

to cause to be or become wet

“The rain will water the parched earth.”

5. interjection

an expression of emotion, typically one of surprise, excitement, or disgust

“Water! Oh no, not again!”