sub-water
/ˈsʌbˌwɔːtə/noun
Water that occurs beneath the earth's surface in soil, rocks, etc.
adjective
Attributive Situated, taking place, or used underwater.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Vancouver (bap. 1756, d.?1815), agricultural improver and writer. From sub- + water.
- pistol-proof
- pistol range
- pistolship
- pistol shot
- pistol shrimp
- pistol-whip
- pistol-wise
- pistomesite
- piston
- piston bellows
- piston core
- piston corer
- piston core sampler
- piston drill
- piston engine
- piston-engined
- piston head
- piston-like
- piston packing
- pistonphone
- piston pin
- piston pump
- piston ring
- piston rod
- piston sampler