Associations to the word «Potable»
Noun
- Sanitation
- Water
- Supply
- Abundance
- Wastewater
- Sewage
- Non
- Stream
- Seawater
- Food
- Groundwater
- Plumbing
- Irrigation
- Deforestation
- Filtration
- Sewer
- Contaminant
- Flushing
- Toilet
- Purification
- Chlorine
- Contamination
- Gallon
- Reclamation
- Reservoir
- Electricity
- Councilor
- Runoff
- Picnic
- Pipeline
- Handle
- Drainage
- Distillation
- Amenity
- Scarcity
- Shortage
- Campsite
- Pollution
- Programme
- Tap
- Ammonia
- Ozone
- Consumption
- Nitrate
- Sludge
- Filter
- Dam
- Heater
- Pump
- Washing
- Epa
- Insulation
- Organic
- Drought
- Drinking
- Access
- Treatment
- Waste
- Erosion
- Manganese
- Infrastructure
- Hygiene
- Garbage
- Liter
- Camping
- Storage
- Catchment
- Pipe
- Harvesting
- Chloride
- Aqueduct
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
POTABLE, adjective. Good for drinking without fear of poisoning or disease.
POTABLE, noun. Any drinkable liquid; a beverage.
POTABLE GOLD, noun. (historical) A theoretical substance which would confer eternal life to the drinker.
POTABLE GOLD, noun. (historical) A preparation consisting of gold particles in oil and alcohol.
Dictionary definition
POTABLE, noun. Any liquid suitable for drinking; "may I take your beverage order?".
POTABLE, adjective. Suitable for drinking.
Wise words
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