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hydrate or diedrate

hydrate or diedrate proverb: dehydration can eventually lead to death; used to encourage children to drink adequate water when camping or doing other outdoor activities.

Proverb

hydrate or diedrate

  1. (humorous) Dehydration can eventually lead to death; used to encourage children to drink adequate water when camping or doing other outdoor activities.

Origin of hydrate or diedrate

From the similar sound in "hy" and "die". See more at diedrate.

Questions about hydrate or diedrate

What does hydrate or diedrate mean?
Hydrate or diedrate means dehydration can eventually lead to death; used to encourage children to drink adequate water when camping or doing other outdoor activities.
What part of speech is hydrate or diedrate?
Hydrate or diedrate is a proverb.

Words near hydrate or diedrate in the dictionary

  1. hydrastinines
  2. hydratable
  3. hydratase
  4. hydratases
  5. hydrate
  6. hydrate or diedrate
  7. hydrated
  8. hydrated silica
  9. hydrated silicas
  10. hydrates
  11. hydrating

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