English

Noun

waterslide ‎(plural waterslides)

1. Alternative form of water slide
   • 2007 February 17, Jim Robbins, “Boom in the Mountains Creates a Housing Shortage”, in New York Times:

     Each pays $230 a month for the crowded living space that is mostly taken up by three beds and a mattress on the floor. Ms. Silva and her roommates do most of their cooking in microwave ovens; they have wireless Internet and access to the motel pool and waterslide.

   • 2009 January 26, Jim Wilson, “Michael Voss plan earns points from Jonathan Brown”, in Herald Sun:

     "We ended up at Wet 'n' Wild on the Gold Coast and spent the next four hours hurtling down waterslides.