Definition of "waterboard" []

• A board set up to windward in a boat, to keep out water. (noun)
• A public commission charged with overseeing water quality in a particular area. (noun)
• To subject to waterboarding, a form of torture involving simulated drowning (verb)

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• "Let's waterboard him and get the truth out since waterboard is just a fact finding device. db"
• "I have to say with this, global warming deniers, intelligent design, tax cuts increase revenues, waterboard is not torture, Iraq had WMD, birthers, Saddam and 9/11 (I could go for a while) the amount of know nothingness is staggering."
• "TODD: For one of the waterboarded suspects, Abu Zubaydah, the CIA inspector general's report says: "It is not possible to say definitively that the waterboard is the reason for Abu Zubaydah's increased production.""