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Shak., 3 Hen. VI., iv. 8. 43. water-fly(water-fli), n. 1. Some winged aquatic insect; specifically, a member of the family Per lidæ; a stone-fly.-2. A source of petty annoyance; an insignificant but troublesome person or thing. [Rare.] How the poor world is pestered with such water flies, diminutives of nature! Shak., T. and C., v. 1. 38. water-foot (water-fût), n . One of the ambulacral pedicels of an echinoderm; a tube-foot. water-fowl (water-foul), п. [ foul ; fowl .] 1. Same as water birds.-2. In a restricted sense, swimming birds, especially those which, as the Anseres , are used for food or for any reason engage the attention of sportsmen. water-foxt (water-foks), n. The carp, Cyprinus carpio : so called from its supposed cunning. I. Walton. Compare water -sheep. water-frame (water-frām), n. The original spinning-frame invented by Ark wright, which was driven by water-power (whence the name). Otherwise called throstle and throstle-frame. See cut in next column. water-fright (water-frit), n. Hydrophobia. water-fringe (water-frinj), n. See Limnan themum . IMG:content-2119.png:[blocks in formation] Ark wright's Water-frame. water-furrow (water-fur"ō), v. t. [ Seed husbandly sowen, water - furrow thy ground, That rain when it cometh may run away round.