CARRIER WATER is a term used to describe the transportation of water from one place to another. SEA is a three-letter word meaning a large body of salt water, EWER is a four-letter word meaning a large jug or pitcher, and RAFT is a four-letter word meaning a flat structure made of logs or planks that is used for floating on water. Together, these words can be used to describe the process of transporting water from one place to another using a vessel such as a boat, RAFT, or EWER.