With reference to water.

late 15c., from Middle French and Old French aquatique (13c.), from Latin aquaticus "growing in water; bringing rain," from aqua "water" (see aqua-)

having to do with water.

Growing in water, living in water or frequenting water.

Growing in water, living in water, or frequenting water.

[adjective] Related to, located in, or living in or on a body of water. Not terrestrial. Aquatic includes both freshwater and saltwater (marine) environments. Appears in modules:

(adj) operating or living or growing in water(adj) relating to or consisting of or being in water(n) a plant that lives in or on water

(English) Of or relating to water, such as an aquatic plant or animal.

Anything that takes place in water

Living mainly in the water.

Able to live in water, as a fish or turtle.

Pertaining to water.  Usually refers to plants or animals occurring, growing, or living in water.

An animal living in, or a plant growing in, water.

Anything pertaining to water; an animal that lives in the water (fresh, brackish, or salt).

Lives in the water.

growing or living in or around water

Describes organisms that live in water.

Animals living in water.

living in the water

Describes an organism that lives in or near water.

     living in water.

lives in water; in insects, this almost always means living in freshwater systems

living in water

("ah-kwah-tik"): to be in or live in water

Growing or living in or near water (either freshwater or marine).

 Living in water.

<ecology, marine biology> Living in or on water for all or a substantial part of the life span (generally restricted to fresh water or inland waters). (09 Oct 1997)

growing in, living in, or frequenting water.

Occurring in water , existing in water, in contrast to terrestrial.

An animal that lives in either freshwater, brackish water or sea water.

Living in water.

Work relating to organic maintenance of ponds, lakes, streams and large-scale constructed water features.