When you drink from a bottle in the air versus on your lips, you call that a waterfall right?

https://i.ani.me/0250/6244/waterfall.jpg Your all fools.The dictionary definition of a waterfall is, "a cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river or stream flows over a precipice or steep decline". The water falling from a water bottle is nothing compared to the hundreds of gallons of water falling from a waterfall. It is therefore not a true waterfall. But the water is indeed falling from the water bottle. A more accurate way of stating this action is water fall. The water is falling, thus water fall. Water fall is two separate words, which references any amount of water falling. Waterfall is one word, which references a huge movement of water. Was that technical enough? https://i.ani.me/0246/5275/funnykitty.jpg