waterstep
waterstep noun: a step that goes down to a body of water.
Noun
waterstep (plural watersteps)
- A step that goes down to a body of water.
- They nodded at each other, he himself still walking past the door without pausing, already past in fact and straddling the waterstep out on to the stern of the ship, the cool off-shore wind in his face, before the slow-remembered image of the clock-face on the bulkhead behind Dutchie fixed itself...1958, Robin Hiscock, The Killer Wind, page 7
- Once, they'd opened onto a waterstep above one of the nameless little canals that cut through the Flats; now the canal came right into the room.2011, Felix R. Savage, Mercy
Forms of waterstep
| plural | watersteps |
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Origin of waterstep
From water + step.
Questions about waterstep
- What does waterstep mean?
- Waterstep means a step that goes down to a body of water.
- What part of speech is waterstep?
- Waterstep is a noun.
- What is the plural of waterstep?
- The plural of waterstep is watersteps.
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