The hydrogen-bonded complex cyclobutanone-water has been studied by Fourier-transform molecular-beam microwave spectroscopy in the frequency range of 6-18.5 GHz. The rotational spectra of ten isotopomers have been assigned and measured. Five of them have been obtained from different isotopic species (or configurations) of water (H2O, D2O, DOH, HOD, and H-2 O-18). The remaining five correspond to the four singly substituted C-13 and to the O-18 species of cyclobutanone, observed in natural abundance. For all species the inertial defect is in the range from -10.44 to -10.50 uA(2), showing that the cyclobutanone frame is effectively planar and that the water molecule is coplanar to this frame. The hydrogen bond, almost linear, is formed between a water proton and one of the lone pairs of the cyclobutanone oxygen. (c) 2005 American Institute of Physics.