water parade
/ˈwɔtə pəˈɹeɪd/
Word Rarity
Uncommon
Frequency: Zipf frequency 4.14 in modern English
17
Scrabble Score
11
Letters
4
Syllables
7
Unique Chars
Meaning
noun
A water drinking session that is carried out to prevent individuals from dehydration.
Example Sentences
- "When either the red plate (indicating very hot weather above 32 deg C) or the orange plate (indicating hot weather between 30 and 32 deg C) are displayed, a water parade must be conducted before, and during, training. In a water parade, soldiers line up and drink water."
- "New training regulations which stipulate rest periods for soldiers and water "parades" at which soldiers must drink water before, during and after training."
- "Water parades alone can make up half or more of a day's total intake of water. One would think that it would inculcate an awareness of adequate hydration, with or without physical activities, and make you drink more water, but no leh!"
- "When working in hot environments, each worker should be encouraged to quench their thirst all the time and consume at least to 500 ml of water every hour. Supervised drinking or “water parades” can help ensure this."
- "Do you know that every recruit undergoing Basic Military Training (BMT) has to drink eight to 10 litres of water during 'water parades' to prevent dehydration?"
- "A water parade was held for the kids before a hike and when my son who has a small stomach couldn’t, he was told that if he didn’t finish, he was not allowed to complain even if he showed signs of heat exhaustion like headache and fever."