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We went white water rafting.white water = frothy water -- especially from rapids (water flowing rapidly down hill)
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But then the river hits the wall, and white water sprays against Christina's back. (source)white water = frothy water (like in rapids)
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Spray struck their faces as they hit the white water. (source)
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Though sword shall be rusted, And throne and crown perish With strength that men trusted And wealth that they cherish, Here grass is still growing, And leaves are yet swinging, The white water flowing, And elves are yet singing Come! (source)
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The trail comes down to the riverbank just upstream from a narrow gorge, through which the Teklanika surges in a boil of white water.† (source)
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A rush of rolling white water picked up the surfboard and raced it toward the sand.† (source)
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The direwolf plunged in after him, and the white water turned red where they had vanished.† (source)
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March showed a white-water stream rushing pell-mell between snowy banks.† (source)
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They were standing at the edge of a bubbling brook that cut through the trees and fed into an octagonal pond dappled with white water lilies.† (source)
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White-water rafting and scuba diving were not part of his plan for convalescence.† (source)
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She remembered the second urge to push, and tension beneath David's voice like rocks in white water.† (source)
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For white-water rafting, do you prefer a multi-day trip, with overnight camping, or a day trip?† (source)
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There was a small pool at the end of the river, dammed back by sand and full of white water-lilies and needle-like reeds.† (source)
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Many projects were just brilliant, ranging from you-are-there white-water rafting adventures to romantic gondola trips through Venice to rollerskating ninjas.† (source)
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Ten yards out, the float line fell away and bobbled in a seam of white water along the surface of the bay.† (source)
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I let her tell me about a white-water trip she took one summer when she was seventeen.† (source)
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