Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe liquid in British Thesaurus

aerated (adjective)

containing many small bubbles of air

boiling (adjective)

a boiling liquid has become so hot that there are bubbles in it and it is becoming a gas

brackish (adjective)

brackish water has a slight taste of salt and is therefore not pure

chlorinated (adjective)

chlorinated water has had chlorine added to it in order to kill bacteria

dilute (adjective)

a dilute liquid has been mixed with water or another liquid to make it less strong

flowing (adjective)

flowing water is moving along

hard (adjective)

hard water does not mix easily with soap because it contains a lot of minerals

rolling (adjective)

used for describing large areas of water

saline (adjective)

containing salt

soft (adjective)

soft water does not contain many natural minerals and is easy to use with soap

standing (adjective)

standing water is very still and does not flow

turbulent (adjective)

turbulent air or water moves suddenly and violently in different directions

watery (adjective)

containing or filled with water