What Does WaterTok Mean?
Definition of WaterTok
WaterTok means "Water TikTok." It's a viral obsession that turned hydration into a lifestyle statement.Keeping Gen Z Hydrated... and Broke

"WaterTok" is a mashup of "water" and "TikTok." It's a subculture of TikTokers who use the hashtag #WaterTok to tag posts in which creators level up plain H2O using zero-calorie syrups, flavored powders, ice, and water (usually in large, expensive Stanley cups), and give them names like "Mermaid Water" or "Birthday Cake Water." It's supposed to make drinking water more fun and help Gen Zers stay hydrated.
Water with a Special Vibe

WaterTok turned a basic need into a lifestyle statement.
Summary of Key Points
WATERTOK | |
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Definition: | Viral Obsession that Turned Hydration Into a Lifestyle Statement |
Type: | Word |
Guessability: | ![]() 2: Quite easy to guess |
Typical Users: | ![]() Adults, Teenagers, and Under 13s |
An Academic Look at WaterTok

As it is formed by merging two terms into one, WaterTok is a portmanteau word. It is a combination of the words water and TikTok. Portmanteaus are efficient and catchy. Instead of saying "that trend on TikTok where people flavor their water," you just say "WaterTok." They are everywhere. For example: "blog," "brunch," "bromance," "cosplay," "motel," to name just a few.
Example of WaterTok Used in a Text
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