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Hydropump 

The Bathmate Hydropump is so named because it uses water as the medium for creating a vacuum around the penis instead of air, which is the basis of all other pumps.

The hydrovacuum it creates around the penis makes for a solid & even vacuum - making for far more uniform and solid erections than are achieved using air-based methods.

Also, because water acts as a lubricant, there is no need to use messy gels and lubes when using Bathmate, as well as helping enhance hygiene.

Of great benefit, the Hydrotherapy aspect of the Bathmate, using water in a cyclic pumping action, makes for an excellent workout of the penile vascular (blood flow) system. This anatomical dynamic is known as hyperemia.

Therefore, the hydropump promotes penile health and increased sexual stamina and enjoyment, as well as boosting the size of the male organ.
Bathmate, penis pump, Hydropump
Hydropump by Bathmate August 15, 2012

Shanghai Hydropump 

A very difficult trick in Super Mario Maker that can be very helpful in cheesing levels.
"Wow! did you see Juzcook hit that Tokyo Sandblaster into a Shanghai Hydropump? Goddamn!" -Miyamoto

Hydrosuffocation 

Fish can't drown, but they can go through hydrosuffocation.
Hydrosuffocation by frisco17 April 23, 2019

hydropunch 

The intense blow created by a pistol shrimp's claw. A 60-MPH burst of water is generated, and thus, the shrimp's prey is stunned or even killed by the blast, which is said to create brief temperatures as hot as the sun due to the intensity of the pressure induced on the water from the squeezing action of the claw.
A hydropunch can kill you easily.
hydropunch by ABDL2023 July 31, 2023

Hydropunk Cyberenvironmentalism

A cyberenvironmentalist approach focused on water conservation, marine ecosystem restoration, and equitable access to clean water. Adherents use hydrokinetic turbines, AI‑monitored desalination powered by renewables, and floating gardens to restore deltas and mangroves. Hydropunk cyberenvironmentalism is about living with water, not drowning in it. It rejects nihilist flooding fantasies, instead promoting rainwater harvesting, wastewater recycling, and community‑managed watersheds. The aesthetic is post‑apocalyptic but rebuilding—a punk ethos of floating cooperatives and mussel‑grown breakwaters.
Hydropunk Cyberenvironmentalism Example: “The hydropunk cyberenvironmentalist taught coastal villagers to build low‑tech desalination stills powered by wave energy. ‘We don’t need to drown,’ she said. ‘We need to adapt.’”

Hydropunk Cybernihilism

A nihilist variant that fetishises water as the ultimate solvent—of identity, history, and solid ground. Adherents envision a flooded world where submerged server farms process human consciousness into liquid data, and where the last dry land is mined for minerals to build more pumps. Hydropunk cybernihilism rejects floating solarpunk communes in favour of abyssal plains where nothing organic remains. It is cybernihilism with an aquatic gothic twist.
Hydropunk Cybernihilism Example: “The hydropunk cybernihilist argued for melting the ice caps. ‘The oceans will cool the servers,’ he said. ‘Who needs mountains when you have infinite water?’”