water sports

British

plural noun

various sports, such as swimming, water-skiing, or windsurfing, that take place in or on water
slang sexual practices that involve urination

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Already a popular spot for families and water sports, campaigners described the Dee as "at the heart of our city – a source of pride, a home to wildlife, and a place where people come together".

From BBC

The couple, who run a water sports centre, said their business roles "all changed" as Andy moved into a managerial role instead of teaching, while Danni has gained her accreditation to drive boats.

From BBC

These include a growing coastal population, an increased uptake of water sports and thicker wetsuits that allow swimmers to stay in the ocean for longer.

From BBC

Many are water sports, including coastal rowing, open-water swimming, beach volleyball, sailing, artistic swimming and water polo.

From Los Angeles Times

The French leader was enjoying water sports on the Riviera.

From BBC

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