Turbulent water is characterized by a chaotic and choppy surface, often caused by strong currents or RAPIDS. The term 'turbulent water' can be broken down into three parts: RIP (3 letters), RAPIDS (6 letters), and CHOP (4 letters). RIP refers to the strong currents that cause the water to move in a chaotic manner, while RAPIDS refer to the fast-moving water that is often found in rivers and streams. Finally, CHOP refers to the choppy surface of the water, which is caused by the strong currents and RAPIDS.