Aquifer, Underground rocks that hold water like a sponge., Condensation, When steam or vapour cools down and turns back into liquid water drops., Desalination, Taking the salt out of seawater to make it safe to drink., Erosion, When water, wind, or ice wears away rocks and soil over time., Evaporation, When liquid water heats up and turns into invisible gas (vapour)., Hydration, Giving the body or an object the water it needs., Infiltration, When water on the ground soaks down into the soil., Irrigation, Using pipes or channels to bring water to farm crops., Precipitation, Any water falling from the sky, like rain, snow, or hail., Salinity, How salty the water is., Sedimentation, When dirt and rocks sink to the bottom of a liquid., Transpiration, Plants "sweating" water vapour out through their leaves., Watershed, An area of land where all the water drains into the same river or lake., Water Table, The top level of the water that is stored underground., Wetland, An area of land that is always soggy or covered in shallow water., Pollutants, Dirty or harmful things that make water or air unclean., Brackish, A mix of fresh water and saltwater (often found where rivers meet the sea).
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