Meltwater
Pronunciation: /ˈmɛlˌtwɑːtər/
Meltwater (noun)
- Water that comes from snow or ice when it warms and changes into liquid.
- Water produced by melting glaciers, often moving into rivers, lakes, or the sea.
Examples
- Meltwater flows into the river after warm weather.
- The ground absorbs meltwater when snow melts slowly.