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| Water on the Earth's surface |
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| A storage of Water under the ground |
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| Water that can not be drunk |
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| I.E. Lakes Ponds and Rivers |
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| The Process of making someting Wet and Moist |
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| Aquifer that is under pressure so Water seeps past the Water Table and seeps out of the Ground |
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| A drainige of Watet into a Specific place |
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| A Collected Amount of water in the Ocean |
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| Lands that are Always Wet |
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| Pores in a rock that let water through |
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| A stream that flos into another Stream or River |
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| Plants realese Water into th Atmosphere |
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| water is able to flow through the Object |
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| Water can Seep down into the Aquifer |
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| containing, or resembling common table salt |
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| Water Connot flow trough it |
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| Water Boundrie before an Aquifer |
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| An Aquifer that is under pressure so it comes out like Geyser. |
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| Aquifer is under pressure so it seeps past the Water Table and pops out of the ground |
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