Meanings
comparative more water-hugging · superlative most water-hugging
- covering; chemical or material; covering; chemical or materialthat prevents the water loss
Water-hugging films slow water loss from the hair.
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"So making sure your soil has plenty of water-hugging organic material is a good move."
2009, Jeff Bredenberg, How to Cheat at Gardening and Yard Work: Shameless Tricks for Growing ... - a bridge; or a structure; a bridge; or a structurethat is located right over or right next to the water
Water-hugging hotel, located on the end of the wharf and overhanging the harbour, has 280-degree views.
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"With the decline of water travel, Manhattan turned increasingly in on itself, looking away from dilapidated piers and water-hugging industrial areas — its manufactories, its markets and its abattoirs — to a glorious new interior asset, Central Park, which became and remains the focus of public life."
1999, Ann L. Buttenwieser, Manhattan Water-Bound: Manhattan's Waterfront from the Seventeenth Century ...
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