Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːtər ʃuːt/
noun a long, steep slide or chute used for carrying water, typically found in water parks or amusement parks
A1 I went down the water chute at the water park.
A2 The water chute was a thrilling ride that I enjoyed.
B1 The water chute at the amusement park had a long line of excited children waiting to go on it.
B2 The water chute was a popular attraction at the resort, with people lining up to experience the thrill.
C1 The engineering behind the water chute's design was impressive, ensuring a smooth and safe ride for all visitors.
C2 The water chute's intricate system of pumps and water flow mechanisms created an exhilarating experience for riders.
formal The water chute at the water park is a popular attraction for visitors of all ages.
informal Let's race down the water chute and see who reaches the bottom first!
slang Dude, that water chute was so rad, I felt like I was flying!
figurative Facing your fears is like going down a turbulent water chute - scary at first, but exhilarating once you conquer it.
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