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21shoot off — to ejaculate semen Usually prematurely, under intense sexual excitement: I had to change my underwear when I got back here. That s right. I shot off in my drawers. (Diehl, 1978) The punning shoot over the stubble was to ejaculate in… …
22water sprout — noun 1. : an extremely vigorous but usually unproductive shoot originating from an adventitious or a latent bud on the trunk or a main limb of a tree (as a fruit tree) compare water sucker 2. : water sucker * * * 1. a nonflowering shoot arising… …
23Water on Mars — Psychedelic rock and electronic music group from Quebec City (Québec, Canada), Water on Mars (WOM) is the instrument of its leader Philippe Navarro, guitarist, vocalist, arranger, producer and principal author and composer of the trio. The… …
24shoot up — Synonyms and related words: accrue, accumulate, advance, appreciate, balloon, bloat, blossom, bob up, boom, break water, breed, brew, bristle up, broaden, bud, burgeon, burst forth, cock up, crescendo, develop, extrude, float up, flourish, fly up …
25water chute — noun chute with flowing water down which toboggans and inner tubes and people slide into a pool • Hypernyms: ↑chute, ↑slide, ↑slideway, ↑sloping trough * * * noun : a chute usually with flowing water that is equipped with boats which slide down… …
26Water Street (album) — Infobox Album | Name = Water Street Type = Album Artist = Sweatshop Union Released = August 5, 2008 Recorded = Genre = Canadian hip hop Length = Label = Producer = Sweatshop Union Reviews = Last album = United We Fall (2005) This album = Water… …
27water gun — noun A toy gun used to shoot water. Apparently it was a water gun, but it was a very, very realistic replica. Syn: squirt gun, water pistol …
28water bough — noun Etymology: Middle English water bow, from water + bow, bough bough more at bough dialect chiefly England : an overshadowed shoot from a tree trunk compare water sprout …
29water pistol — noun A toy gun used to shoot water. Syn: squirt gun, water gun …
30water polo — /ˈwɔtə poʊloʊ/ (say wawtuh pohloh) noun a water game played by two teams, each having seven swimmers, in which the object is to dribble or shoot the ball over the opponents goal line …
