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Drink of water 

Old timey method of saying that a person is attractive. Used in a time when, unlike today, it was impolite to state what exactly on your mind.
1938: would you look at that dame, she sure is a cool drink of water!
2019: That chick is hott..I'd love to tongue-punch her fartbox!
Drink of water by Tim-o-tay April 3, 2019
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drink of water 

One who possesses no outstanding personal traits. Is very plain and boring. In short, nothing special; like a drink of water.
1st person: Lets go out with Joe tonight
2nd person: errrr no! hes such a drink of water!
drink of water by RohanMalik July 8, 2006

Tall drink of water 

n. 1. A man or woman that is tall, gorgeous, and super delicious. Like on a hot day, a tall drink of water is absolutely appealing.

2. Old slang for a visually appealing man or woman.
Would you look at hunky man? He is one tall drink of water. I could drink that RIGHT up.

tall drink of water 

someone who is super fucking attractive all you can think is daaaaammmnnn
He's a tall drink of water I just wanna get my hands on.

Get a drink of water 

Originating in Leflore County in Eastern Oklahoma. A phrase used to instruct someone that is just standing around watching "you" do work, or describing a useless person who watches while you work clearing knowing they should be helping.
Ty: Don't worry about rolling up these leads hand, just sit down and "get a drink of water".

Hey Ty, you need a help loading that pipe? Nah I got Hogan, just sit down and "get a drink of water"

Cool drink of water 

A tall, COOL, glass of water is a babe so hot you need a glass of water after checking her out.
"Dayyyyuuuummmmm she's a cool drink of water!"

nice drink of water 

An attractive woman, a babe, a total package.
I couldn't keep my eyes off the receptionist-- red haired, friendly, and built, she was a nice drink of water in an otherwise drab environment.
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Shakira Law 

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Overstand 

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