Definition of Watercrest

Watercrest

noun

• An overpriced area of Parkland, Florida where your hair stands on end due to proximity to power lines. Compares to real neighborhoods like Parkland Golf and Country Club like a safety school to the Ivy Leagues.
  
  Ex. "I went to Emory because I got waitlisted at Yale."

  Last edited on Feb 12 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 12 2015.

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