Meanings of wants water in English

Russia wants water, both here and in the far East.

I want to worse than a fish wants water.

She wants water-wantsto know where it comes from.

If anybody wants water they can have it, but not even water out of a bottle.

If she wants water she says, "Give Helen drink water."

A fellow wants water; none there.

Though it was not yet four o'clock she was already beginning to droop like a flower that wants water.

Which of you wants water?

When he wants water, he growls, "Waw-duh!" He had just run headlong into Bubbies, flattening him in the hall upstairs.

These won't necessarily be wars between states, but conflicts between farmers and ranchers, or between cities and agriculture industry which wants water for food.

On being asked his business, "I have heard," he replied, "that the Great Master wants water; I can show it to him."

The north end only of the pond never wants water, producing salt from November till May, which is here the dry season of the year.

'He wants water; ring, Jymes,' says Lydy Elling, placid.

"Trouble would be, though, when everybody wants water at once."

"Poor thing I it wants water, although it rained tremendously a little time ago."

'He wants water,' Kitson said quietly.