water tank
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 27
A fixed cistern on shore or a metal receiver on board shop for holding water. ( Simmonds. ) water-tap, 8. A tap or cock by which water may be drawn from any supply. water-tath, s . [Tath, a provincial term for cow's or sheep's dung dropped in a pasture; hence, the luxuriant gra growing about such dung; Icel. tath dung; tath a hay of a dunged field.] Coarse, rank gra growing in wet ground, and supposed to be injurious to sheep. ( Prov .)
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