blackwater
What is another word for blackwater? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — Water that looks naturally dark because it carries dissolved organic matter such as decaying leaves or tannins.
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Etymology
A compound of "black" and "water," describing water that looks dark rather than clear.
Full origin of blackwater →Frequently asked questions
What does “blackwater” mean?
The word “blackwater” means water that looks naturally dark because it carries dissolved organic matter such as decaying leaves or tannins. In plain terms, dark, tannin-stained natural water, or separately, sewage water from toilets.
How do you use “blackwater” in a sentence?
Here is “blackwater” used in a sentence: “The blackwater rivers of the Amazon basin look almost like strong tea.”
What part of speech is “blackwater”?
“Blackwater” is a noun.
How many meanings does “blackwater” have?
“Blackwater” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: water that looks naturally dark because it carries dissolved organic matter such as decaying leaves or tannins.
