The phrase "ditch water" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to water that is found in a ditch, which is a narrow channel dug into the ground to drain water or carry it away from a certain area. Example: "The children jumped into the shallow ditch, splashing around in the cool ditch water on a hot summer day."
So help me god I'm washing my household surfaces with ditch water until they let me know.
The pollution was so bad in some places that the ditch water in fields could have been used as an effective pesticide, he said.
Burying a clunky addiction metaphor beneath a welter of genre clichés, this surpassingly ugly film — every frame appears to have been marinated in ditch water, then dragged through a thicket — strains for terror and achieves only confusion.
Surpassingly ugly — every frame appears to have been marinated in ditch water, then dragged through a thicket — and with a soundtrack that suggests feeding time at the pound, the movie strains for terror and achieves only confusion.
For example, the ditch water had apparently higher minerogenic influence, while DOC concentrations were highest in peat strips.
This influences the yearly and diurnal variation of ditch water temperature in the immediate vicinity of the boil importantly but also the temperature in the downstream direction.
Yu (1995) reported that populations who used pond-ditch water with microcystin pollution as their drinking water source experienced higher liver carcinoma mortality rates than populations that drank well water, and they pointed out that microcystin pollution in pond-ditch water was one of the risk factors for the high incidence of primary liver cancer in China.
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In ditch-water, phytoplankton development in the thickets is usually limited by shortage of nutrients in water and low lightening.
The Grand Ditch carries water toward the state's eastern plains.
"We threw him in the ditch of water" to try to douse the flames, Mr. Rahmani said.
