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Contains:
crossing,
ford,
meander,
midstream
Often used in the same context:
torrent,
tributary,
creek,
flow,
bighorn river,
river,
downstream,
rivulets,
trickle,
channel,
deluge,
gurgle,
streambed,
eddies,
forebay,
watercourse,
effluence,
meadowland,
cascades,
waterway,
floc,
riverbed,
backwash,
filter,
overflow,
influent,
brook,
penstock,
filtrate,
rills,
billabongs,
bottomland,
sluiceway,
blackwater,
millrace,
via,
cesspool,
copses,
freshet,
tailrace,
hulu,
oxbow,
stoney,
taurid,
whitewater,
pond,
watershed,
tidal basin,
barrage,
updates,
creek bed,
whitecap,
riparian forest,
generating,
dells,
dvi,
monongahela river,
effluent,
reservoir,
drip,
cowskin,
brahmaputra river,
drain,
headwater,
waterfall,
flume,
riversides,
sediment,
tidewater,
water,
blowholes,
silts,
sunbeams,
buffering,
weir,
millpond,
headwaters,
sluicing,
mysis,
amur river,
funnel,
winter olympics,
becks,
reservior,
soakaway,
spawner,
meadows,
underflow,
tube,
subscription,
valley,
gorge,
rives,
headrace,
estuary,
sewage,
meadowlands,
slough,
pumpage,
amu darya,
geyser,
namoi river,
streams,
rivulet,
creeks,
pool,
rivers,
inlet,
loch,
brooks,
gush,
lake,
puddle,
spring,
upstream,
saturation,
equilibrium,
geostrophic,
isentropic,
pressure,
return,
subcritical,
corresponding,
gradient,
variable,
aggregative,
convective,
dissipative,
hydrodynamic,
hydromagnetic,
onshore
More specific:
branch,
brook,
creek,
eddy,
flood,
maelstrom,
ocean current,
outpouring,
overflow,
pour out,
release,
rill,
riptide,
rip current,
river,
rivulet,
run,
runnel,
sheet,
sluice,
sluice down,
spill,
spillage,
spill out,
spill over,
spin,
streamlet,
tidal current,
tidal flow,
tidal river,
tidal stream,
tidewater river,
tidewater stream,
torrent,
twist,
undercurrent,
undertide,
violent stream,
vortex,
whirlpool
Appears in the definition of:
.,
acanthocytosis,
adeline virginia stephen woolf,
affluent,
alluvial cone,
alluvial deposit,
alluvial fan,
alluvial sediment,
alluvion,
alluvium,
amorpha canescens,
amusing,
arroyo,
asynchronous,
avulsion,
billabong,
branch,
branch water,
brook,
bush willow,
cancer,
caribbean,
caribbean sea,
carotenemia,
channelize,
combretum erythrophyllum,
corpuscular radiation,
corpuscular theory,
corpuscular theory of light,
creek,
creek bed,
crossing,
darmera peltata,
deep fording,
dimple,
distributary,
downstream,
dribble,
dry wash,
electron gun,
estradiol patch,
extinct,
fat embolism,
feeder,
filter,
flexuous,
flow,
flume,
flux,
ford,
fordable,
fording,
fountainhead,
gulch,
gush,
head,
headspring,
headstream,
hydraulically,
indian rhubarb,
interplanetary gas,
ion engine,
james augustine aloysius joyce,
james joyce,
jet,
jetting,
jet engine,
joyce,
leadplant,
lead plant,
lymph,
macrophage,
malignant neoplastic disease,
meadow rue,
meander,
midstream,
millpond,
mouth,
myeloblastic leukemia,
oceanus,
overarch,
oxbow,
parathormone,
parathyroid hormone,
particulate radiation,
peltiphyllum peltatum,
play,
plinian eruption,
radiation,
radioactivity,
reaction-propulsion engine,
reaction engine,
rejuvenate,
release,
rill,
riparian,
riparian forest,
river,
rivulet,
roll in,
run,
runnel,
runninga,
sluggish,
solar wind,
spin,
spirt,
spout,
spouting,
spurt,
spurting,
squirting,
static tube,
stocking,
streambed,
streamlet,
tidal river,
tidal stream,
tidewater river,
tidewater stream,
torrent,
tributary,
trickle,
umbrella plant,
upstream,
violent stream,
viraemia,
viremia,
virginia woolf,
wash,
waterwheel,
water gap,
water jump,
water wheel,
weir,
wind gap,
woolf,
xanthemia
More general:
be adrift,
blow,
body of water,
course,
crowd,
crowd together,
draw together,
drift,
exudate,
exude,
float,
flow,
flowing,
line,
motion,
move,
movement,
ooze,
ooze out,
rain,
rain down,
run,
transude,
water
Synonyms:
current,
flow,
pelt,
pour,
rain buckets,
rain cats and dogs,
swarm,
watercourse,
well out
Also try:
— Nouns for stream:
consciousness,
flow,
velocity,
side,
face,
lines,
number,
turbulence,
instability,
water,
direction,
more...
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