to be submerged in water; to drown

to die from drowning; to be drowned

To wallow in or become addicted to something bad, such as a vice or a habit; to be deeply engrossed or absorbed in a situation.

to spoil; to pamper or dote on someone, especially a child

to urinate or defecate; to relieve oneself

to die by drowning; to be drowned

To be deeply immersed or lost in something, such as a habit, emotion, or vice; to lose one's sense of self through indulgence.

to wallow in; to abandon oneself to; to be deeply immersed in something to an excessive degree

To drown a newborn baby as a method of infanticide.

To feel as if one were hungry or drowning when others are; to have deep empathy for the suffering of others and feel responsible for their welfare.

Literally meaning "to see others drowning as if one were drowning oneself"; it describes having a great sense of empathy or compassion for the misfortune of others.

to spoil or indulge someone excessively; to dote on to a fault

feces and urine; body waste

To be misguided or led astray; to indulge excessively in something.

To reach out and rescue a person who is drowning; used to describe helping people out of misery or difficulty.

to drown; to die by drowning

to believe blindly or excessively in something; to be superstitious

A container for urine, such as a urinal, bedpan, or chamber pot

To be excessively preoccupied with or deeply immersed in something to the point of losing one's focus or's direction or will.

a portable container used as a toilet in the bedroom

to neglect one's duty

A valley that has been submerged by a rise in sea level or a sinking of the coast, often resulting in a flooded river mouth.

To be burned or drowned; used literally to describe dying by fire or water.

compulsive use of the internet that interferes with daily life

(Hong Kong) to get into difficulties in the water, such as a swimming pool or the sea; to drown