lake, n.All

A Lake is like a big puddle.

A Lake is a water island in a sea of land.

The Dead Sea is actually an inland lake

Canada has more lakes than any other country

Lake Superior is the world's largest lake

The North Pole is technically, not a land mass, but a body of water; a 2-3 meter ice sheet

20% of the world's unfrozen fresh water is in a single lake: Russia's Lake Baikal.

A Lake is a little baby ocean.

Canada is home to 60% of the world's lakes (3 million).

Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined.

A Lake is an island for fish.

A Lake is a damp place where birds fly around uncooked.

The Lake is earth's eye, the trees that line it the eyelashes, the wooded hills above the overhanging brows; looking into it the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.

A Lake is a hoof-print of the mighty water-horse.

The Lake is earth's eye which one can measure the depth of his own nature by looking into.