aqua-, aquatic-, aqui-, aqu-, -aquatically, aque-, -aqueous (Latin: water).aqua (singular):
Aqua Caliente:
aqua pura:
aquacade:
aquacultural:
aquaculture:
aquae (plural):
aquafarm:
aqualung:
aquamarine:
aquanaut:
aquaphobia:
aquaplane:
aquaplaned:
aquapolis:
aquapontic:
aquapontics:
aquapuncture:
aquarelle:
aquarian:
aquarist:
aquarium:
Aquarius:
aquarius:
aquatel:
aquatic:
aquaticole:
aquaticolous:
aquatics:
aquatint:
aquatosere:
aquavit:
aqueduct:
aqueous:
aqueously:
aqueousness:
aquiculture:
aquifer:
aquiferous:
aquiparous:
aquosity:
pseudoaquatic:
subaquatic:
subaqueous:
terraqueous:
transaquatic:
Water, taken in moderation, cannot hurt anybody. Mark Twain (1835-1910) The area of the most intense aquaculture is found to be in southern Louisiana with over 125,000 acres (50, 600 Hectares) of crayfish ponds. McGraw-Hill Yearbook of Science and Technology, 1993 The world's population is expected to double its current five billion by the year 2010. By then, a very large number of people will probably be facing severe drought. Globally, there is enough fresh water for twice the estimated population. The problem is that the water is not in the right places. Facts & Fallacies, Reader's Digest, Association, Inc., 1988. Eternal Water Resource The same glass of water you drink today could have also been drunk by Marie Antoinette or Cleopatra or Julius Caesar. In fact, no new water has been created since the beginning of time; 72% of the earth's surface has always been covered by water, and it is continually recycling itself through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation."Tastings" by Jenifer Harvey Lang; as seen in Forbes, August 10, 1987. |