Water in the Answers

All the answers contain the word "water". Based on the clues, can you guess what they are?
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First submittedMarch 18, 2012
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Clue
Answer
Where a river flows over a
vertical drop
Waterfall
Napoleon's final defeat
Waterloo
Nixon's scandal
Watergate
An exorcist needs plenty of this
Holy water
Ducks, geese, or swans
Waterfowl
One of the largest fruits
Watermelon
Series of Monet paintings
Water Lilies
Post-apocalyptic movie starring
Kevin Costner
Waterworld
A horse-based sport,
minus the horses, in a pool
Water polo
Adam Sandler movie
The Waterboy
What you'd find in the Dead Sea
Salt water
Utility found on a Monopoly board
Water Works
Anti-malaria water often mixed with gin
Tonic water
"Enhanced" interrogation technique
Waterboarding
City in Ireland once known for crystal
Waterford
Water made with extra deuterium
Heavy water
... and fire in the sky
Smoke on the
Water
... nor any drop to drink
Water Water
Everywhere
Chicago blues musician
Muddy Waters
Novel about rabbits
Watership Down
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36 Comments
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Level 65
Mar 19, 2012
Wow, so few people got Smoke on the Water? Really?
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Level 78
Feb 27, 2013
That really surprised me as well.
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Level 75
Oct 23, 2014
I know -nothing- about music, but even I know that song. It's one of those you just know.
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Level 63
Dec 27, 2015
I know the song, but I got stuck on "Fire and Rain" which has that as a lyric. Struggled to figure out where water came into it, then ran out of time.
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Level 73
Feb 8, 2017
At first I was tripped up by John Denver's Rocky Mountain High lyrics, "I've seen it rainin' fire in the sky."
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Level 83
Sep 15, 2025
Same! I couldn't get that out of my head enough to come up with the right answer.
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Level 64
Jun 23, 2017
Really! I never heard of the phrase or lyrics or whatever.
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Level 87
Oct 5, 2017
I wish quotes would be put in, well, quotes. "...and fire in the sky."
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Level 70
Sep 15, 2025
the ... made me think it was linked to the previous question, which I also didn't get!
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Level 55
Sep 15, 2025
I cannot believe it was the only one I didn't get.

I used to sing it in a band in school (I'm 40 now) and the rugby team I follow (Leicester Tigers) run out to it on matchdays.

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Level 32
Sep 15, 2025
I love the song, and knew I recognised the lyric, but it just wouldn't come to me. I feel awful about that one!
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Level 68
Sep 15, 2025
For me, it was because the lyric is "a fire in the sky" (not "and fire in the sky").
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Level 79
Jul 7, 2013
I was thinking Chinese water torture for "enhanced" interrogation technique...
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Level 68
Jun 5, 2014
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Level 58
Jul 5, 2015
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Level 53
Sep 26, 2014
Torture does not necessarily involve interrogation.
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Level 43
Sep 26, 2014
'Enhanced Interrogation' is just a fancy way of saying torture.
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Level 76
Aug 30, 2019
nor does a board...
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Level 69
Sep 26, 2014
I love a quiz that has content as diverse as Deep Purple, Coleridge and Richard Adams. Thanks!
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Level 88
Sep 29, 2014
I was thrown by the "...and fire in the sky" also. Checked six lyric sites and found:

3 w/o any word between phrases: "smoke on the water, fire in the sky"

2 w/ "a" as the conjunction: "smoke on the water, a fire in the sky"

1 w/ "and" as the conjuntion: "smoke on the water, and fire in the sky."

Certainly didn't see a majority of sites endorsing the "and" version. Of course, I was wrong too - I always it was "the fire in the sky."

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Level 86
Jul 8, 2017
Here it's certainly without "and".
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Level 58
Nov 1, 2025
I definitely thought it was just "fire in the sky", and it completely threw me off. Should be changed imo.
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Level 66
Oct 25, 2017
Waterfoul. Why isn't it taking it? What the hell is wrong. Times up! Damn English spelling.
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Level 23
Oct 25, 2017
As a Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure fan, the only one I got right was... waterloo.
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Level 79
Mar 14, 2019
What a fun quiz! Just a quick recommendation: you could include "The Shape of Water", "Water for Chocolate", and "Water for Elephants" as answers.
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Level 87
Jan 3, 2022
Three GREAT works, though the middle one is actually titled Like Water for Chocolate.
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Level 39
Jul 19, 2019
Surprised so many people knew Waterford crystal. Not many people seem to know it, even in Ireland. Huh.
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Level 77
Jan 26, 2023
Distilled water, mineral water, water over the dam, all of no use with this quiz. But I still scored 16/20. Thanks!
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Level 95
Nov 20, 2023
I remember seeing a Sacha Baron Cohen character getting Dick Cheney to sign his waterboard…

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Level 64
Apr 10, 2025
please don't normalize torture.... just don't.
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Level 59
Sep 15, 2025
Ah yes, cause famously knowing a word means you are normalizing it...
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Level 61
Sep 4, 2025
I kind of like most Adam Sandler movies but find him irritating lol!
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Level 78
Sep 15, 2025
From "Some Like It Hot":

Sugar Kane Kowalczyk: Water polo? Isn't that terribly dangerous?

Shell Junior: I'll say. I had two ponies drowned under me.

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Level 32
Sep 15, 2025
Wow, only 61% new the Monopoly question. I thought it would be a lot more...
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Level 39
Sep 18, 2025
"enhanced" interrogation should be straight up called "torture"
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Level 58
Nov 1, 2025
torture is illegal under international law, which is exactly why it's called "enhanced interrogation", so they can pretend like it's not torture.