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Netherlands, IV. 147. The stone of which it [bridge from the Strand to the opposite shore of the Thames] was constructed, being water - borne , had to pay this tax. S. Dowell , Taxes in England, IV. 394. Water-borne goods, goods carried on shipboard. water-bottle (water-bot"l), n. A bottle made of gla , skin, rubber, or other material, and designed for holding water. water-bouget (water-bö"jet), n. In her ., same as bouget , 2. water-bound (water-bound), a. Impeded, hindered, or hemmed in by water, as in case of a flood, heavy rains, etc. While water - bound , it [a foraging party] was attacked by guerrillas. New Tribune , April 30, 1862. water-box (water-boks), n. A bottom or side of a furnace consisting of a compartment of iron kept filled with water. It serves to prevent the burning out of the iron. water-brain (water-brān), n . Gid or staggers of sheep, caused by the brain-worm. water-brain fever. Meningitis; acute hydrocephalus. water-brash (water-brash), n. Same as py rosis . IMG:content-2113.png:[blocks in formation] Many a silvery water - break Above the golden gravel.