Pond (noun)

1. A small body of still water, typically one formed naturally.
2. A man-made pool for holding fish or water plants.
3. A small lake.

Origin:

Old english pond, of germanic origin; related to dutch pond and german pfand "enclosed piece of water".

Examples:

1. He saw a frog in the pond.
2. She stocked the pond with fish.
3. He went for a swim in the pond.
4. She walked around the pond.
5. The child was fascinated by the pond and the life in it.