cold-water

adjective

1. denoting a room or apartment provided with only cold running water, often in a building with no central heating:

   a cold-water flat.

Example Sentences

Some are surfers, and there's a few cold-water swimmers and a sky diver.

From BBC

The creek provides a rare cold-water refuge for salmon, which is especially important as climate change brings warmer water temperatures, Soto said, and other creeks will now become similar refuges.

From Los Angeles Times

After a special grand jury considered the case but opted not to bring criminal charges, Givens’ sister sued in federal court, alleging her brother was subjected to routine mistreatment, including “cold-water torture,” before he was fatally beaten in 2022.

From Seattle Times

The study also produced more evidence that cold-water tolerance varies significantly among salmon species.

From Science Daily

The finding, published today in Current Biology, greatly expands the range of corallicolids, suggesting the parasites infect a range of organisms related to coral, like sea anemones and other cold-water marine invertebrates, around the world.

From Science Daily