noun
- plural of waterdog: a type of salamander that lives in or near water
- plural of waterdog: dogs trained for water retrieval or water rescue
- plural of waterdog: experienced sailors or people skilled in water activities
Usage: zoology
Usage: informal; nautical
Examples
- The biologist found several waterdogs hiding under rocks in the stream.
- Mudpuppies are common waterdogs found in North American rivers.
- The rescue team used specially trained waterdogs to locate the missing swimmer.
- Portuguese water dogs are excellent waterdogs for retrieving nets.
- The old waterdogs shared stories of their years at sea.
- These waterdogs could navigate any storm with ease.
- The captain relied on his crew of experienced waterdogs.