water gate (41 synonym found)

Water gate has 41 synonyms. The top synonyms for water gate are runnel, penstock, water channel, head gate, sluice gate, dock gate, water gap, tide gate and 33 more. Another word for water gate is runnel. Browse the full list below.

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What is a synonym for water gate?

A common synonym for water gate is runnel. Other synonyms include penstock, water channel, head gate, sluice gate.

How many synonyms does water gate have?

Water gate has 41 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does water gate mean?

(n): an American political scandal (beginning with a burglary in the Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC in 1972) that eventually led to resignation of US President Richard Nixon; any scandal usually in

Definition of water gate:

(n) : an American political scandal (beginning with a burglary in the Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC in 1972) that eventually led to resignation of US President Richard Nixon; any scandal usually involving: a) the abuse of one's own, or two or more acting-in-tandem people's own, occupational position(s) (frequently involving one or more public officials and/or involving a person or persons who significantly jeopardize the trust or resources of the public or of a major nonpublic organization -- and very frequently involving one or more significant elected public officials and/or involving one or more high appointed public officials)
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Definition of water gate:

(n) : an American political scandal (beginning with a burglary in the Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC in 1972) that eventually led to resignation of US President Richard Nixon; any scandal usually involving: a) the abuse of one's own, or two or more acting-in-tandem people's own, occupational position(s) (frequently involving one or more public officials and/or involving a person or persons who significantly jeopardize the trust or resources of the public or of a major nonpublic organization -- and very frequently involving one or more significant elected public officials and/or involving one or more high appointed public officials)
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