toilet water

American

noun

a scented liquid used as a light perfume; cologne.

toilet water British

noun

Also called: eau de toilette. a form of liquid perfume lighter than cologne Compare cologne

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Etymology

Origin of toilet water

First recorded in 1850–55

Example Sentences

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She dabbed toilet water behind her ears and plucked at her cheeks.

From Literature

Then, intelligent people will be an endangered species and President Comacho will be riding on a Harley while worried about toilet water.

From Salon

When those tunnels are overwhelmed by rainwater, they release everything — rain, sink and toilet water — into the Seine.

From Seattle Times

Twice a month, I'd find a bright red splash mixed in with the clear toilet water.

From Salon

“Are you washing your hands with toilet water?!” one of my guests sputtered.

From Los Angeles Times

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