acqua
Water in Rome
Acqua is Italian for water, appearing in English primarily in borrowed phrases and product names: acqua fresca, acqua di Parma.
In culinary and design contexts, acqua often describes a blue-green color resembling clear Mediterranean water.
Clear essential liquid
- H2OWater's molecular notation
- hydrogenSimplest atomic element
- oxygenElement eight, colorless gas
- moistureSmall amounts of liquid
hydration · fluid · solvent · potable · drinkable · precipitation · condensation · evaporation
Without obstruction or fog
- transparentAllowing light through
- crystalOrdered-atom solid
- limpidPerfectly clear, unclouded
- pellucidTransparently clear
pure · glass · pristine · sparkling · clean · filtered · distilled · spring
Losing thermal energy
- chilledMade or kept cold
- coldLow temperature state
- icyFrozen or unfriendly
- refreshingPleasingly restorative
thirst-quenching · crisp · invigorating · revitalizing · sparkling · still · carbonated · sip
Clear essential liquid
- linguaTongue, in anatomy
- bilingualSpeaking two languages
- polyglotOne knowing many languages
- pronunciationManner of speaking words
foreign · loanword · cognate · romance · linguistic · European · Mediterranean · dolce
water
Clear essential liquid
moisture · hydration · fluid · solvent · potable · drinkable · precipitation · condensation · evaporation · droplet
clear
Without obstruction or fog
- transparentAllowing light through
- crystalOrdered-atom solid
- limpidPerfectly clear, unclouded
pellucid · pure · glass · pristine · sparkling · clean · filtered · distilled · spring · glacial
cooling
Losing thermal energy
refreshing · thirst-quenching · crisp · invigorating · revitalizing · sparkling · still · carbonated · sip · gulp
water
Clear essential liquid
pronunciation · foreign · loanword · cognate · romance · linguistic · European · Mediterranean · dolce · vita