1. Pertaining to hydraulies, or to fluids in motion. Hydraulic cement, a cement having the property of hardening under water. Hydraulic press, a heavy iron machine worked by water pressure. Hydraulic ram, a kind of force pump by which water is, through its own momentum when falling, raised to a considerable height.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hidraulic,
• hyrdraulic,
• hydralick,
• hydrolic,
• hydraullic,
• hydrualic,
• hydalic,
• hydrulic,
• hydralic,
• hydralics,
• hydroulic,
• hydrallic,
• hydrollic,
• hydrauilic,
• hydaulic,
• hydrauli,
• hydrylic,
• hydraluic,
• hydrulics,
• hydraullics

• hydraulics,
• hydrolise,
• hydrolize,
• hydrolith,
• hydraulicly.

The adjective form of the word "hydraulic" is "hydraulic".

The plural form of the word "hydraulic" is "hydraulics"

The singular form of the word "hydraulic" is "hydraulic".