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irrigate [ir′igāt] Etymology: L, irrigare, to supply water to flush with a fluid, usually with a slow steady pressure on a syringe plunger. It may be done to cleanse a wound or to clear tubing. |
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The watering of the Angeles National Golf Course is just one example of how the LADWP is using recycled water for irrigational purposes and reducing water demand. |
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