hydrator
- noun
- /ˈhaɪdreɪtər/
- The hydrator filled the cups with water.
Examples
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Every event needs a hydrator to keep guests refreshed.
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At the sports event, the hydrator was busy filling bottles for the athletes.
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During the marathon, a hydrator handed out water to the runners at every checkpoint.
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The team assigned a hydrator to make sure everyone stayed refreshed during the hike.
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The event organizer hired a professional hydrator to ensure that everyone stayed refreshed during the hot summer day.
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At the marathon, volunteers acted as hydrators, passing out cups of water to runners along the route.
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As a dedicated hydrator, she always brings extra water bottles to share with her friends on hiking trips.
Synonyms
A person who gives water to players or workers during events
A girl who gives water to players during sports games
A person or tool that gives water to living things
A person who brings water to homes without running water
How Official
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Etymology
The word hydrator comes from an old Greek word hydor meaning 'water', just like in hydrate and hydration. So a hydrator can also be a person who gives others 'water' or drinks to keep them from getting thirsty and to help them stay healthy.