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1. to sprinkle; to water by sprinkling

1. to slap against water, as a beaver tail

1. to spill out on something, as rapidly boiling water bubbling over rim of pot

1. look or search for with the feet, as in hunting for snapping turtles in the water

1. to run down, as water downhill

1. pour water on oneself, spill water on oneself; spill a liquid on oneself

1. to squeeze or press water out of something by a pushing movement, as a wet cloth or fruit

1. to roil water with the hands, stir up water with the hands, making it turbid

2. water behind a beaver dam

1. be an ice jam, as during the spring when the ice in a river breaks up and chunks floating downstream jam; be ice on the bank of a stream, above a receding water level; ice to float ashore

1. flesh, meat, as of a potato, watermelon, squash; meat of a nut; flesh under the skin

1. wade in water, step in water

1. step into water

1. a water beetle (?), they fly at night

1. willow; sand willow, a willow growing in water

2. waterfowl

1. break, burst open, as when one puts too much weight into a bag, or as a watermelon that is dropped

1. crack, break by hitting with an instrument, chip off a piece, as ice when seeking water or as logs

2. wind to clean; water to clean and polish, as water falling over rocks that are below a fall

1. to make foam, as from churning water

1. drift ashore, as driftwood on a body of water

1. to bunch together with the hand; to bunch up, pile up with an instrument, as a fork; water to pile up something

1. to splash water with an object, e.g., a rock or stick; to slap water, as a beaver with its tail

2. some force to open, as water breaking a dike or wind opening a door

1. to roil, stir up and make turbid with an object, as water with a stick; to roil, stir up and make turbid, as the wind does water

1. to clean by rinsing or sloshing back and forth in water; to clean by water running over an object, as something placed in a stream; elements, such as rain or wind, to clean or wash

1. to dive into water, as a bird does

1. to unplug, open up something holding back water, such as a dam; to let out, release from, as water from a sink

1. to knock off lice or mites: said of waterfowl when migrating overhead, going either north or south

1. come across water to this side

1. shiner (a fresh water fish)

1. jerk a fish out of water on a line

1. pull a fish out of water by easing it out, to ease a fish out of water

1. a bag-like fishnet used for dipping fish out of the water

1. to be turbid, dirty, not clear, as water

1. to be shallow, not deep, as water

1. dike (to control water)

1. rainwater

1. to cut some off, to cut a piece off, as from a roast; to cut open, as a watermelon

1. to drown, to die after falling into water

1. water to seep out of the ground

1. boiling water

1. water

1. water tank

1. waterfalls

1. hot water heater

1. to baptize; to pour water on the head

1. cold water

1. water snake, garter snake

1. lukewarm water, tepid water

1. holy water, as used in the Roman Catholic church

1. matter, watery secretion

1. a hot water heater; a steam heat register

1. to flood; water to come

1. slap water, as a beaver does with its tail or one does with his hand

1. to splash water, as a falling object; to slap water; to cause a splash in water, as by throwing an object, hitting the water with a sitck, etc.

1. a flood; to flood all over; water to pass through

1. at the water's edge

1. a well for water

1. a torpedo; a water mine

1. steam coming up from water when the water is cool, as in the spring or fall

1. bittern, "stands in water"

1. foam on water

1. to pump water out with a machine

1. alkali; alkali water

1. to step in water

1. Looks In The Water (an old medicine man whose name on the agency records appears as Eyes In The Water)

2. Looks in the Water (Richard Weasel)

1. water barrel

1. hot water

1. cold water

1. matter, watery secretion

1. to bubble up, as boiling water or water at the base of a fall or where a spring surfaces

2. wind to blow open, some natural force to open, as a door; water to break through a dike when irrigating

1. to roil or stir up a body of water by a stream of clear water rining into it, making it turbid

1. to wash off by hosing down or by throwing a bucket of water over; rain to wash; rain to wash away, as a road

1. to wash down with water under pressure (e.g., from a hose or a machine); to clean with a pressurized agent (e.g., by sandblasting)

2. to make a muffled popping sound of its own accord, as an air bubble popping in water

1. to rip or split open, as an article of clothing that is too tight on a person; burst open, as a bag packed too full, or as corn in boiling water, or as a kettle freezing

2. to shatter, crack open, burst of its own accord, to break apart by inner force, as a red hot coal bursting; a glass shattering on its own, or a cold cup put into hot water

2. to crack, split, break open, as of its own accord or from natural pressure, as from water

1. to slap or splash water with the feet

1. to make the sound of walking or stepping in water

1. to roil or stir up a body of water with the feet, making it turbid; to roil or stir up a body of water by stepping into it and making it turbid

1. to swell, as rice or beans when put in water

1. to make a muffled popping sound of its own accord, as an air bubble popping in water

1. to wet something, get something wet, as in dipping a rag into water

1. to get oneself wet, as when going in rain or slushy snow or swimming, or when putting water on one's self to cool off

1. watery mud, thin mud

1. a watering trough, watering hole for animals

1. a watering trough; a watering hole

1. watery substance that drips from the nose when one has a cold; postnasal drip

1. to drain, drain out, as water in a basin; cause to drain

1. a garter snake, water snake

1. a water beetle

1. foam, froth, as on body or edge of water; foamy saliva; to have scum, to have foam

1. to swish around, as in water

1. scum; foam or froth that forms on the surface of water when boiling, e.g., bones, meat; soapy water

2. a water monster, feature in stories

1. a point of land jutting out into a body of water

1. snow water

1. to lower the level of a liquid, bring a water level down by turning a faucet or opening a spigot, as when reducing the water level in a jug; to lower one's status, as when someone forces a man to do a woman's task

2. to make water run, to drain by making water run

1. to wring out, extract moisture by twisting, as a wet cloth; to twist tightly, as to extract water

1. to run, as water; to flow

1. walk on dry land, referring to a water animal such as a beaver, otter, muskrat, mink

1. to soak in water; to wet something

1. to boil, as water

1. to simmer; to be in a state immediately before boiling, when little bubbles first form on hot water

1. to melt by heating, as when melting snow over heat to get drinking water; to cause to melt by putting in

3. an instrument for roiling water

1. to wash by shaking back and forth in, as a bottle with water or sand in it

2. to be left aground after water has receded

1. to warm up, heat, as food or water

1. a water pump

1. to steam, as boiling water or a steam engine

2. something used to fish an object out of water with, as a fishhook, tongs, etc.

1. to float on water; to be afloat, float in one spot

1. to bob up and down on water

1. to sit afloat on water, not moving

3. to break and drop through, as when one walks on ice, it breaks, and one drops through into the water below

2. to sag or droop from some weight, as a tree drooping from the weight of much fruit, or a tent sagging under the weight of rainwater)

1. to cut a bank, as a stream or rain does; a bank to cave in, crumble, or wash away by the action of lightning or water

1. a washout with vertical cut banks as sides; an eroded area in a coulee, a bank that has caved in because of water runoff

1. to drip, as water off a roof, dribble, trickle

1. watery or soupy mud; be slushy, as mud, soil after rain

1. to melt, as butter or ice; to be melted, as snow, to a watery or liquid state

1. turbid water, muddy or cloudy water

1. a watermelon

1. salty water; a salt lake