watery

  • 31watery — adjective a) wet, soggy or soaked with water b) diluted or having too much water …

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  • 32watery — Synonyms and related words: Lenten, Spartan, abstemious, airy, anemic, aquatic, aqueous, ascetic, attenuate, attenuated, austere, banal, bland, bloodless, boyish, changeable, dead, delicate, diaphanous, dilute, diluted, dwarfed, dwarfish,… …

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  • 33watery — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. aqueous, aquatic, liquid; wet, dripping; thin, diluted. See water, fluidity. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. moist, damp, humid, soggy, sodden, wet, thin, colorless, washed, waterlike. Ant. dry*,… …

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  • 34watery — wa·ter·y || wÉ”tÉ™rɪ , wÉ‘ / wɔː adj. of or resembling water; full of water (especially in excess); weak, thin, wishy washy; containing liquid; tearful …

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  • 35watery — adjective 1》 consisting of, containing, or resembling water.     ↘(of food or drink) thin or tasteless as a result of containing too much water. 2》 weak or pale. Derivatives wateriness noun Origin OE wæterig (see water, y1) …

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  • 36watery — a. 1. Aqueous. 2. Thin, weak, diluted, waterish, like water. 3. Tasteless, insipid, vapid, spiritless. 4. Wet, moist. 5. Of water …

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  • 37watery — adj 1. aqueous, liquid, liquefied, serous, fluid, hydrous. 2. sodden, soggy, soppy, sopping, sopping wet, wet; oozy, leaking, seepy, seeping; damp, dank, moist, overmoist; soaked, drenched, saturated, soused, waterlogged; boggy, swampy, quaggy,… …

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  • 38watery — wa·tery …

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  • 39watery diarrhea — diarrhea with copious serous fluid; called also serous d …

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  • 40watery mouth — a disease of newborn lambs in the British Isles in which they cannot nurse, have excessive abdominal fluid and fluid dripping from the mouth, and soon become comatose and die; the cause is thought to be infection with a strain of Escherichia coli …

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