Watering Place

Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːtərɪŋ pleɪs/

Definitions of watering place

noun a place where animals go to drink water

Example Sentences

A1 I went to the watering place to fill up my water bottle.

A2 The watering place in the park is a popular spot for picnics.

B1 The watering place near the campground is a great place to relax and cool off.

B2 The watering place by the lake is known for its crystal-clear water.

C1 The historic watering place in the town has been restored to its former glory.

C2 The luxurious spa resort is a popular watering place for the rich and famous.

Examples of watering place in a Sentence

formal The resort is known for its beautiful watering place where guests can relax and enjoy a refreshing swim.

informal Let's meet at the watering place by the lake for a picnic this weekend.

slang I heard there's a cool watering place down by the river where we can hang out.

figurative The library is like a watering place for knowledge seekers, always providing a source of information and learning.

Grammatical Forms of watering place

• plural: watering places
• comparative: more watering place
• superlative: most watering place
• present tense: watering place
• future tense: will be watering place
• perfect tense: have been watering place
• continuous tense: is watering place
• singular: watering place
• positive degree: watering place
• infinitive: to water place
• gerund: watering placing
• participle: watering placed

Origin and Evolution of watering place

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'watering place' originated in England during the medieval period when it was used to refer to a location where people could gather to drink water or other beverages.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'watering place' expanded to include locations where animals could drink water, and eventually evolved to refer to a place where travelers could stop to rest and refresh themselves.