Aqueduct and Way

Aqueduct

Aqueduct noun - An open man-made passageway for water.

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Way and aqueduct are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Aqueduct".

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Aqueduct and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aqueduct" instead a noun "Way".

new

new aqueduct

new way

Soft Water: Mostly played straight save for at least one occasion, such as when the player is required to navigate a metal grid suspended over a rather distant body of water on his way to an aqueduct.

Source: Video Game / Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II aka: Jedi Knight
One worker yanks a boulder out of the way with his bare hands, another throws down his own body to keep the water from jumping the channel, and another jumps in a ditch and holds up an aqueduct to keep the water headed for the crops.

Source: Film / Our Daily Bread
Marvel Comics villains Hydro-Man (who is basically made of water in a similar way to Sandman with sand and usually uses his powers to produce flash floods) and Water Wizard/Aqueduct (who can control liquid in any form).

Source: Making a Splash