noun

• A water slide into a swimming pool.

  ‘a showy mansion with a swimming pool, hydroslide, and floodlit tennis court’

  More example sentences

  • ‘I wanted the book to be like a hydroslide into the pool.’
  • ‘The steps up to the hydroslide will be part of the repair regime.’
  • ‘His mansion, complete with pool with hydroslide, took a year to build.’
  • ‘The shutting down of the main pool and the hydroslide at Masterton's rec centre for about a month for repairs and maintenance copped a broadside from some district councillors yesterday.’
  • ‘An 11-year-old Masterton schoolgirl has brought to the attention of the Masterton District Council the fact that its hydroslide at the recreation centre is slippery - on the way up, as well as down.’
  • ‘You get on the hydroslide, you have a great wiz-bang, thrilling visceral explosion of fear and exhileration in your gut as you go down, and then you have that fantastic splash in the water.’
  • ‘I had promised to take my children to the hydroslide.’
  • ‘All parties involved in the ongoing arbitration surrounding Lakes Leisure's closed hydroslide appeared to have taken a vow of silence yesterday.’
  • ‘You'll get to have fun at the main outdoor and indoor private pools and make full use of the giant hydroslide.’
  • ‘Everyone loved the hydroslide, especially Jay and Josh.’

  Synonyms

  water slide, slide, flume, log flume, hydroslide