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waterer

/ˈwɔːtərər/
wa · ter · er

Plural:waterers
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• noun

1

A container, trough, or automated device used to supply drinking water to livestock, poultry, or pets, or to irrigate plants.

Example

"The farmer installed an automatic heated waterer in the barn so the chickens would have unfrozen drinking water all winter."


2

A person who waters plants, crops, or animals.

Example

"During the summer drought, the community garden relied on a rotation of volunteer waterers to keep the vegetable beds alive."

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