What a water-ful world!
This verb means to travel by propelling a boat using a paddle.
row
Any of the five digits at the end of a foot.
toe
A hardy domesticated animal that has backward curving horns.
goat
A round, deep dish used for food.
bowl
Used to row or steer a boat through the water.
oar
A small vessel propelled on water.
boat
An enemy or opponent.
foe
A tailless amphibian has a short stout body, has bumpy skin, and is found in drier climates.
toad
Sliced bread browned on both sides by heat.
toast
To make something thoroughly wet.
soak
A wide ditch surrounding a castle.
moat
Great sorrow or distress.
woe
A deep rasping sound made by a frog or a crow.
croak
The color of ripe lemons.
yellow
Water frozen into ice crystals in light white flakes.
snow
The part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land.
coast
A female deer.
doe
Generic name for tropical bugs known for feasting on filth.
roach / cockroach
This American grain breakfast is cooked in water or milk until it reaches a creamy consistency.
oats / oatmeal
A specially constructed boat launched from land to rescue people.
lifeboat
Rest on/near the surface of a liquid without sinking.
float
Succulent plant used to soothe sunburns.
aloe
A fish that can make itself larger by filling its stomach with water or air.
blowfish
A gentle, cooking method where food is submerged in a liquid (like water) at a temperature below boiling.
poach
An arch of colors caused by the refraction and dispersion of the sun's light.
rainbow