thirst-quenching

If it really means thirst-quenching, it is water; so far as it may not mean it, it perhaps is not water.

Thus he calls Acids "adipsa," or thirst-quenching, which very imperfectly expresses their action.

Also thirst-quenching materials sufficient to satisfy even the gamblers of Mr. Heathcroft's acquaintance.

Not only is it less harmful to the system, but it is more satisfying and thirst-quenching.

He urges that no temperance drink has hitherto been invented which is either thirst quenching or wholesome.