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How To Spell water?
Correct spelling: water
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What are the misspellings for water?
- waether,
- wlter,
- weeather,
- weateher,
- wuite,
- whated,
- wearther,
- whatw,
- quater,
- arter,
- whaty,
- watsh,
- whate,
- wamer,
- wetaher,
- wateloo,
- whteher,
- wayer,
- watach,
- waher,
- waitor,
- weatehr,
- waither,
- thewater,
- wahed,
- waare,
- waiterr,
- wotever,
- tudewater,
- waler,
- wateid,
- werte,
- pweter,
- womder,
- wiated,
- whatt,
- wester,
- highwater,
- weaher,
- qwote,
- whatwe,
- wirter,
- wirte,
- wahser,
- wtaer,
- dater,
- waiti,
- waqter,
- whaterver,
- wanter,
- waitig,
- wste,
- fowader,
- whataever,
- waterie,
- weater,
- waweti,
- wirghter,
- ater,
- whetehe,
- dawer,
- whatr,
- eatter,
- wheater,
- wate,
- waterview,
- wehter,
- whatyou,
- qwarter,
- waterl,
- weter,
- watert,
- watar,
- waterm,
- wertern,
- whter,
- warfear,
- weahter,
- watter,
- wheterh,
- viate,
- wechert,
- weatern,
- wattery,
- whenter,
- waytt,
- waterer,
- whtiehr,
- waxer,
- ewater,
- wwater,
- whatare,
- waethy,
- whatdo,
- pwoder,
- whatif,
- watewr,
- waythe,
- wetbar,
- vetter.
What is the definition of water?
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A colourless, inodorous, transparent fluid, compounded of hydrogen and oxygen, in the proportion, by weight, of one of oxygen, and eight of hydrogen; the ocean; a sea; a lake; a river; any great collection of water; urine: the colour or lustre of a diamond or other precious stone, as a diamond of the first water, that is, perfectly pure and transparent: the serum, or any liquid humour in animal bodies, as water of the brain, the pericardium, dropsy, &c. Mineral water, water with mineral in solution. Water of crystallization, the water which enters into combination with a salt when crystallizing. To hold water, to be sound, tight, or correct. Of the first water, of the highest excellence.
What does the abbreviation water mean?
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