"I see these results as reflecting not so much a cultural or social thing," said Watter.

It also had ice cold watter - just what we needed for our lunch.

And Watter expressed his own concerns about the finding.

The single word "Watter" was written beside a dot high up on the paper and a little northeast of the bay.

I thought you were mibbe bein' sick in the watter.

This proposal comes from your side the watter.

Ye could look overside an' see the duscoloration of the watter.

Recent reports from the Commerce Department support Watter's enthusiasm about the future of the market.

Watter said he is not surprised that vaginal rejuvenation procedures have become popular in certain circles.

Lark Watter is an unintentionally disagreeable heroine, and that's not good news.

And the dot, with the word 'Watter' was one and a half finger-joints northeast of the bay.

Watter is an American experimental music ensemble from Louisville, Kentucky.

How come the watter's gettin' deeper, but we're walkin' uphill?

Well, somewhere, once before, I knew I'd seen the word 'Watter' spelled that way.

Buharr, they's watter nearby, likely a pond or tarn.

I tipped the ol' soul into watter, and I got the poond note.

Mark Watter's musical scores also tend to be much closer to Scott Bradley's in the film.

Cook the cabbage in a large pot of vigorously boiling salted watter until tender and crisp, about five minutes.

'Bring a mug of cold watter.

Learning to take one's mind off daily tasks may be challenging at first, said Watter, but it is something that could get easier over time with practice.

He could perhaps rush forward his independence referendum under the slogan: “It’s oor watter.”

Watter competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics for Switzerland.

This practice was known as going "doon the watter" (literally "down the water" in the Glasgow dialect).

With the support of the Reich government, the uprising was suppressed by General Watter, approaching from the north.

The vestibule light in the ceiling was protected by a wire cage, a forty- watter that turned everything a sickly yellow.