Synonyms and antonyms of General words for water and types of liquid in British Thesaurus

aqua (noun)

water. This word is used mainly on the labels of containers of food, medicine, and toiletries to show how much water they contain.

brine (noun)

water that contains a lot of salt

distilled water (noun)

water that has been made very pure by removing various substances from it through a process in which it is heated until it becomes a gas and then it is made colder so that it becomes a liquid again

electrolyte (noun)

a liquid containing ions that electricity can pass through

fluid (noun)

formal a liquid

fluid (noun)

formalscience a liquid or gas

H2O (noun)

water

ice (noun)

water that has frozen and become solid

limewater (noun)

water that contains a lot of calcium carbonate or calcium sulphate

liquid (noun)

science a substance that can flow, has no fixed shape, and is not a solid or a gas

running water (noun)

water that is moving, for example in a river

salt water (noun)

water containing salt, especially water from the sea

sea water (noun)

salt water from the sea

tap water (noun)

water that comes out of a tap in a building

water supply (noun)

water that is available for people to use in a particular area