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water sports

British  

plural noun

  1. various sports, such as swimming, water-skiing, or windsurfing, that take place in or on water

  2. slang sexual practices that involve urination

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The French leader was enjoying water sports on the Riviera.

From BBC

It consisted of four races of different lengths and raised money for the Will Mackaness Trust, a charity that aims to give water sports opportunities to children in Weymouth and Portland.

From BBC

Meek was also part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and honor choir and loved gathering with friends outside of school, doing water sports and “anything in the woods,” traveling and acting, the obituary said.

From Los Angeles Times

PROS: Glorious mountain location, perfect for hikes, water sports and skiing.

From Los Angeles Times

Gareth Stevenson runs Get Out On The Water, which helps train and facilitate water sports in south Wales.

From BBC