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The phrase 'water rat' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a way to describe an aquatic rodent species, such as a muskrat or a beaver. For example: "The small lake was home to a variety of animals, including water rats and birds."
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water rat
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Any of various rodents from Florida and southern Georgia, especially ; the muskrat.
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"Simply hates society!" explained the Water Rat.
Water rat, any of 18 species of amphibious carnivorous rodents.
Was the dead water rat on the path an accident or a tribute to Damien Hirst?
Ms. Mason, known to one and all as "T," is a self-described water rat.
The African water rat is also found along streams bordered by tropical forest.
"I'm a water rat," he said during a telephone interview, "and Westport is a truly beautiful place.
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