noun

wawa

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Wawa (noun) means a snow goose, a white Arctic-breeding goose species. Example: “Hunters watched a flock of wawa settle on the tundra pond.”

noun

A snow goose, a white Arctic-breeding goose species.

"Hunters watched a flock of wawa settle on the tundra pond."

Water (used in some regional and children's speech).

"The toddler pointed at the river and said "wawa!""

How to use wawa

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither a snow goose, or a childlike word for water.

wawas plural

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Hunters watched a flock of _____ settle on the tundra pond.

Possibly connected to "wavey," an old regional word for the snow goose, imitating the bird's call.

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What does “wawa” mean?

The word “wawa” means a snow goose, a white Arctic-breeding goose species. In plain terms, either a snow goose, or a childlike word for water.

How do you pronounce “wawa”?

“Wawa” is pronounced WA-wa (/ˈwaˌwa/ in IPA).

How do you use “wawa” in a sentence?

Here is “wawa” used in a sentence: “Hunters watched a flock of wawa settle on the tundra pond.”

What part of speech is “wawa”?

“Wawa” is a noun.

How many meanings does “wawa” have?

“Wawa” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a snow goose, a white Arctic-breeding goose species.