Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A ridge crossing a hill or mountain road, and leading aside water flowing down the road.
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Examples
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But as they stood so, a figure came toward them, over the high water-bar below which they had stopped.
The Other Girls 1865
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Even the water-bar will be Barbie style with a special edition of dessert Le Baiser by Ladurée.
JSOnline.com 2009
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"However, managers also indicated that graded ski runs generally require more total summertime maintenance effort, due to erosion-control seeding and water-bar repairs," Burt said.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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the single track dropped into a double-track trail with some big water-bar risers and natural formed table-tops, and the maverick was in its element. i dropped the Joplin, and lit the fuse... boosting huge lines and ripping xc weenies in half on the descent.
Archive 2009-07-01 bizalich 2009
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the single track dropped into a double-track trail with some big water-bar risers and natural formed table-tops, and the maverick was in its element. i dropped the Joplin, and lit the fuse... boosting huge lines and ripping xc weenies in half on the descent.
Firecracker 50 report, yo. bizalich 2009
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