TO LOSE WATER OR MOISTURE ; TO BECOME DRY

RELATED TO ELECTRICITY THAT IS MADE FROM THE ENERGY OF FALLING WATER

AN UPRIGHT PIPE WITH A SPOUT,NOZZLE,OR OTHER OUTLET,USUALLY IN THE STREET FOR DRAWING WATER FROM A MAIN PIPE,ESPECIALLY FOR FIGHTING FIRES

LIVING OR TAKING PLACE IN WATER

A CHANNEL THAT HAS BEEN BUILT TO CARRY WATER OVER LONG DISTANCES

AN UNDERGROUND LAYER OF ROCK THAT WATER CONTINUALLY MOVES THROUGH

RELATED TO THE SEA; EXISTING IN OR PRODUCED BY THE SEA

A SMALL HARBOR WHERE SMALL BOATS CAN DOCK

ON OR NEAR THE SEA

A GLASS TANK OR BOWL IN WHICH FISH OR OTHER AQUATIC ANIMALS LIVE