watery

watery
adj
1. aqueous, liquid, liquefied, serous, fluid, hydrous.
2. sodden, soggy, soppy, sopping, sopping wet, wet; oozy, leaking, seepy, seeping; damp, dank, moist, overmoist; soaked, drenched, saturated, soused, waterlogged; boggy, swampy, quaggy, miry, marshy, spongy; soft, mushy, squashy, squishy.
3. runny, thin, pappy, paplike; diluted, weak, adulterated, thinned, mixed, (of alcohol or drugs) cut, (of liquor) Scot. shilpit; tasteless, flavorless, vapid, insipid, bland, Sl. blah; flat, dull, tame, washy, uninteresting, jejune.
4. tearful, teary, lachrymose, weeping, weepy, crying; mournful, sad, sorrowful.

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