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Amer., N. S., LVI. 181. water-craft (water-kråft), n. Ve els and boats plying on water. water-crake (water-krāk), n. 1. The common spotted crake of Europe, Porzana maruetta: distinguished from the land-crake, Crex pratensis.-2. The water-rail, Rallus aquatic us . Montagu .-3+. The water-ouzel: a misnomer. Will ugh by; Ray. [Local, Eng.] water-crane (water-krān), n. 1. An apparatus for supplying water from an elevated tank, as to the tender of a locomotive.-2. A crane operated by hydraulic power. water-cre (water-kres), n. [ water kre e , watyrcre e , water kirs ; water + cre .] A creeping herb of springs and streams, Nastur tium of ficin ale , from antiquity used as a spring IMG:content-2116.jpg:[blocks in formation] Alls iff thu drunnke waterrdrincch .