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Definition 1:
The clear liquid that has no color, taste, or smell, that falls from clouds as rain, that forms streams, lakes, and seas, and that is used for drinking, washing, etc. see also bathwater freshwater groundwater holy water ice water mineral water rainwater rose water saltwater seawater soda water tap water toilet water white water.
Examples:
Would you like a glass of water?
Bottled/mineral/spring water
There’s water dripping from the ceiling.
Drink some water.
drinking water [=water that is safe for drinking]
The house has hot and cold running water. [=water carried by pipes inside a building]
Definition 2:
An area of water (such as a lake, river, or ocean) see also underwater.
Examples:
Deep/shallow water
The kids love playing in the water.
A stick was floating on/in the water.
They like to vacation near the water.
Definition 3:
A specific area of water.
Definition 4:
An area of seawater often used figuratively see also headwaters territorial waters.
Examples:
Frigid northern waters
Coastal/shallow waters
We are sailing in international waters.
They were fishing in Canadian waters.
We are entering into dangerous waters [=a difficult or complicated situation] whenever we discuss religion in public.
He began studying the murky waters [=confusing details] of copyright law.
The company is moving into uncharted waters [=new and unknown areas] with its Internet marketing campaign.
Definition 5:
Methods of travel that involve boats and ships .
Examples:
They came by water. [=by traveling on a boat or ship]
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