Definition water in British English

a fish out of water (phrase) barley water (noun) be (like) oil and water (phrase) blackwater (noun) blood in the water (phrase) blood is thicker than water (phrase) blow someone/something out of the water (phrase) body of water (phrase) cactus water (noun) clear blue water (phrase) come hell or high water (phrase) de-water (verb) dead in the water (phrase) dip your/a toe into something (phrase) distilled water (noun) draw water (phrase) drinking water (noun) greywater (noun) gripe water (noun) heavy water (noun) high water (noun) high water mark (noun) holy water (noun) hot-water bottle (noun) in hot water (phrase) deep water (phrase) keep your head above water (phrase) low water (noun) low water mark (noun) milk-and-water (adjective) mineral water (noun) open water (noun) pass water (phrase) raw water (noun) rose water (noun) running water (noun) salt water (noun) sea water (noun) soda water (noun) spend money like water (phrase) take to something like a duck to water (phrase) tap water (noun) test the water(s) (phrase) the water cycle (noun) cold water on something (phrase) toilet water (noun) tread water (phrase) walk on water (phrase) water (noun) water (verb) water bird (noun) water biscuit (noun) water buffalo (noun) water butt (noun) water cannon (noun) water chestnut (noun) water chute (noun) water closet (noun) water cooler (noun) water down (phrasal verb) water feature (noun) water fountain (noun) water hazard (noun) water ice (noun) water lily (noun) water main (noun) water meadow (noun) water meter (noun) water mill (noun) water off a duck’s back (phrase) water park (noun) water pipe (noun) water pistol (noun) water polo (noun) water power (noun) water softener (noun) water sports (noun) water supply (noun) water table (noun) water tower (noun) water under the bridge (phrase) water vapor () water vapour (noun) water vole (noun) water-resistant (adjective) water-skiing (noun) water-soluble (adjective) white water (noun)