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What is "tap water" called in "faucet water" in the USA? Thank you :)

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Literally, water that comes out of the faucet in sinks (that's regulated by the EPA).
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Thank you, Mike. My main question is whether the distinction between "tap" and "faucet" is not maintained in this context in AmE or not, since as far as I know, "tap" isn't used in American English. I also remember seeing an American movie in which one of the actors (an American) asked the waiter for "tap water".
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You could also just ask for “ ice water”. In a restaurant the server may ask if you want lemon. In that case they will add a slice of lemon to your water glass.

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