(Of water) Salty or slightly salty, as a mixture of fresh and sea water.
1 The water is becoming brackish because of the salt water, she said.
2 In July, five dolphins have been pulled from the lagoon's brackish water.
3 And the brackish water in those shrimp ponds hints at the reason.
4 The brackish nature of the water probably enables it to exist here.
5 Nothing but brackish water could be obtained by digging in the sand.
6 In the town are several wells of brackish water, but no cisterns.
7 His coveralls stank of brackish water and he was covered in mud.
8 The water was brackish and bitter, but I drank it with eagerness.
9 The water about him was brackish , from its mixture with the tide.
10 Though wide, it is excessively shallow, and brackish during the rainy season.
11 It was filthy water, full of dirt, and very brackish to taste.
12 They found a little brackish pool, and drank, in the late afternoon.
13 You have rendered the one bitter and the other brackish to me.
14 Of course, there's the Hudson; but it's brackish , if not downright salt.
15 It proved, as we feared, to be slightly brackish , but not undrinkable.
16 I could taste the cocaine drip in her mouth, the brackish sea.
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