waterpower

IPA: wˈɔtɝpˈaʊɝ

The capacity to shoot water, as from a fire hose or squirt gun
Alternative form of water power [Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see water, power.]

Examples of "waterpower" in Sentences

Much increased use of wind and waterpower.
It was a great source of industrial waterpower.
The colors represent waterpower blue and aluminium silver .
Due to the lack of waterpower, a windmill was erected in 1825.
The waterpower was used to operate a tannnery and three sawmills.
Instead he decided to present a new scheme that relied on waterpower.
Originally, this dam provided waterpower to the large rights Mill complex.
Currently, the available waterpower from the dam is only for fire suppression.
Six years later the German Mills industrial complex went into decline after it became apparent that waterpower produced by the Don River was not sufficient to operate the mills.