watered

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adj given water

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Word Origin & History

Old English wæterian (see water (n.1)). Meaning "to dilute" is attested from late 14c.; now usually as water down (1850). To make water "urinate" is recorded from early 15c. Related: Watered; watering.

Example Sentences for watered

The people were then sent to prison, as mutineers, and we watered the ship.

Mike had fed and watered them, Pat had combed them, and both had petted them.

And out came old Wang from his terrace and watered his chrysanthemums.

Now we shall be cared for, and watered, and there will be some pleasure in blossoming.

What is exquisite in one is watered, messed, spoiled by the others.

The vines in the grapery must be watered with considerable care.

And, sobbing violently, he kissed her hand, and watered it with his tears.

He watered the horses at the pump, then drove to the Green Dragon.

After the Turk's third cigarette I suggested that the horses should be watered and fed.

When dry, the stalks were watered to rot the leaves and softer fibres.

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