aqua
aqua
Definition
aqua (ak′wə, äk′-, āk′-)
noun pl. aq′uas or aq′uae′---wē′
water; esp., in pharmacy, a solution of a substance in water
Etymology: L < IE *akwa-: see island
aqua
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Technical and financial support from Government to enable farmers to use alternative, sustainable aqua feeds.
Adjective modifier
- sustainable: Technical and financial support from Government to enable farmers to use alternative, sustainable aqua feeds.
- alternative: Technical and financial support from Government to enable farmers to use alternative, sustainable aqua feeds.
- light: The magnificent crystals are in shades from blue tho to light aqua and come in various shapes including drops, leaves and flowers.
Modifies a noun
- aerobics: Aqua aerobics - A water workout that improves fitness whilst protecting the joints.
- fortis: A white horse may have the spots removed with the Spanish haematite or with aqua fortis or with.. .
- regia: A small amount of the analyzed material is digested in aqua regia and then the solution obtained is pipetted onto a membrane filter.
- aerobic: Aqua Aerobics An exciting way to keep fit with all the thrills of exercising to music in the water.
- vita: The Latin equivalent, aqua vitae, was a term which was commonly used throughout Europe to describe the local spirit.
- skimmer: Aqua Medic needle valve skimmer Aqua Medic air operated skimmer Twin metal Halide lights.
Noun used with modifier
- sub: Diving - for a small donation try a dive in the sub aqua tank.
Browse dictionary entries near aqua
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- aqua vitae
- aquacade
- aquaculture
- aqualung
- aquamarine
