1. Consisting of, containing, or formed in, water. Aqueous humour of the eye, a transparent limpid fluid which fills the space between the cornea and the crystalline lens. Aqueous rocks, rocks formed by deposit in water.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• aquinus,
• aneous,
• argeous,
• aqeuous,
• queus,
• acquious,
• aqurius,
• aquess,
• aganous,
• aqqueous,
• aquieous,
• aqeous,
• aquous,
• aqueuos,
• aqueouss,
• arquebuse,
• arqeubus,
• asygous,
• azugous,
• aculous

The adjective form of the word "aqueous" is "aquatic".

The plural form of the word "aqueous" is "aqueous solutions".

The singular form of the word "aqueous" is "aqueous". This word doesn't change in its form when it is used to refer to a single object or concept.