Hydromacy 

Hydromacy (noun) hahy-DROH-muh-see:
The practice of political and diplomatic negotiations concerning water resources and hydropower, particularly between nations or regions, with the goal of cooperation, conflict resolution, and sustainable management.

"Hydromacy has become a key aspect of international relations as countries negotiate water-sharing agreements."

"Nepal's hydromacy strategy must balance energy production and regional cooperation with its neighbors."

Hydromacy by Raj Thanju January 30, 2025

Hydromancer 

Another name for aquamancer. One who can manipulate water as they please.

He is making water float he must be a hydromancer.

Hydromancer by rysny September 1, 2011

hydromasturbation 

when a female uses the force of water to feel good... usually laying down in the bathtub and letting the warm water forcefully hit the vagina.

-my vibrator works so well
-yeah well so does hydromasturbation

hydromasturbation by ardnek March 8, 2005

Hydromaniac 

One with an urge to flood things. Opposite of a Pyromaniac.

The disgruntled janitor flooded the school Gym, just cuz he's a hydromaniac.

Hydromaniac by PK February 9, 2004

Hydromania 

The obsession and fascination with water and the way it works. The opposite of Pyromania. Those with Hydromania are called Hydromaniacs. They tend to be a lot less destructive than Pyromaniacs.

Hello, I have Hydromania.

Hydromania by SpongyRavioli November 4, 2020

hydromaniac 

Word used to describe a person who is obsessed with water and the damage it causes. The arch enemy of a pyromaniac, the hydromaniac uses water to enetrtain himself by killing/injuring/destroying things, animals and people with the use of the allmighty H2O

Did you see all the floods in Asia? I think God is a hydromaniac.

hydromaniac by JtothaC March 12, 2005

Hydromechanics 

A form of dance used by Pakelika (the robot member of Kottonmouth Kings). A style so unique it had to be given a name of it's own.

Did you see him pull off them hydromechanics?
I sure wish I could dance like that!

Hydromechanics by Hydromechanist April 4, 2005