0 past simple and past participle of water
1 to pour water on to plants or the soil that they are growing in:
2 If your mouth waters, it produces a lot of saliva, usually because you can see or smell some food that you would like to eat:
I've just watered the tomatoes.
The efforts were soon abandoned for a watered-down version of no beef-eating and less drinking.
All seedlings were watered on a daily basis.
In the present experiment, it was observed that some crosses showed high heterosis for grain yield both under stress and well watered conditions.
All the plants were watered and fertilized to favour rapid growth.
A strongly watered down version of the social security reform was passed in late 1998.
The trays were kept well watered in an unheated glasshouse for a year.
