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water boy
noun
a person who carries a canteen or bucket of drinking water to those too occupied to fetch it, as to soldiers, laborers, or football players.
a person who sees that livestock is supplied with water, as by filling water troughs.
Word History and Origins
Origin of water boy1
Example Sentences
The water boy couldn’t find anything to drink.
Taylor, a junior defensive end, linebacker and tight end, served as a ball boy and water boy growing up.
He drove the golf carts, acted as a water boy, and looked like he had a blast.
Unable to play football, he was the team’s water boy.
Jonathan Ogden of St. Albans may be the best football player the region ever produced, but he played offensive tackle, a position about as likely to win the Heisman as water boy.
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