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deepwater
adjective deep·wa·ter \ˈdēp-ˌwȯ-tər, -ˌwä-\
Definition of DEEPWATER
: of, relating to, or characterized by water of considerable depth <deepwater sailors>; especially : able to accommodate oceangoing vessels <deepwater ports>
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First Known Use of DEEPWATER
1795
Rhymes with DEEPWATER
backwater, bathwater, bilgewater, blackwater, blue-water, branch water, breakwater, Clearwater, cold-water, cutwater, dewater, dishwater, firewater, first water, floodwater, freshwater, Goldwater, granddaughter, gray water, groundwater, headwater, high-water, hold water, hot water, ice water, jerkwater, limewater, low water, make water, manslaughter, meltwater, rainwater, red water, rosewater, saltwater, seawater, self-slaughter, shearwater, springwater, stepdaughter, still water, tailwater, tap water, tidewater, tread water, wastewater, white-water
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