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Definition of valley
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of valley is as below...
Valley
(n.) The place of
meeting
of two
slopes
of a roof, which have their
plates
running
in
different
directions,
and form on the plan a
reentrant
angle..
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Cliff Limestone
::
Cliff
limestone
() A
series
of
limestone
strata
found in Ohio and
farther
west,
presenting
bluffs
along the
rivers
and
valleys,
formerly
supposed
to be of one
formation,
but now known to be
partly
Silurian
and
partly
Devonian..
Cagot
::
Cagot (n.) One of a race
inhabiting
the
valleys
of the
Pyrenees,
who until 1793 were
political
and
social
outcasts
(Christian
Pariahs).
They are
supposed
to be a
remnant
of the
Visigoths..
Geology
::
Geology
(n.) The
science
which
treats:
(a) Of the
structure
and
mineral
constitution
of the
globe;
structural
geology.
(b) Of its
history
as
regards
rocks,
minerals,
rivers,
valleys,
mountains,
climates,
life, etc.;
historical
geology.
(c) Of the
causes
and
methods
by which its
structure,
features,
changes,
and
conditions
have been
produced;
dynamical
geology.
See Chart of The
Geological
Series..
Dalesman
::
Dalesman
(n.) One
living
in a dale; -- a term
applied
particularly
to the
inhabitants
of the
valleys
in the north of
England,
Norway,
etc..
Debouchure
::
Debouchure
(n.) The
outward
opening
of a
river,
of a
valley,
or of a
strait..
Viaduct
::
Viaduct
(n.) A
structure
of
considerable
magnitude,
usually
with
arches
or
supported
on
trestles,
for
carrying
a road, as a
railroad,
high above the
ground
or
water;
a
bridge;
especially,
one for
crossing
a
valley
or a
gorge.
Cf.
Trestlework..
Ca–ada
::
Ca–ada
(n.) A small
ca–on;
a
narrow
valley
or glen; also, but less
frequently,
an open
valley..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) Low land
formed
by
alluvial
deposits
along a
river;
low-lying
ground;
a dale; a
valley.
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Low in
situation;
lying far below the
general
surface;
as, a deep
valley..
Dell
::
Dell (n.) A
small,
retired
valley;
a
ravine..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) One the
branches
of a
valley
or of a
river.
Tophet
::
Tophet
(n.) A place lying east or
southeast
of
Jerusalem,
in the
valley
of
Hinnom..
Dingle
::
Dingle
(n.) A
narrow
dale; a small dell; a
small,
secluded,
and
embowered
valley..
Yoncopin
::
Yoncopin
(n.) A local name in parts of the
Mississippi
Valley
for the
American
lotus
(Nelumbo
lutea).
Tunguses
::
Tunguses
(n. pl.) A group of
roving
Turanian
tribes
occupying
Eastern
Siberia
and the Amoor
valley.
They
resemble
the
Mongols.
Mohawk
::
Mohawk
(n.) One of a tribe of
Indians
who
formed
part of the Five
Nations.
They
formerly
inhabited
the
valley
of the
Mohawk
River.
Valley
::
Valley
(n.) The place of
meeting
of two
slopes
of a roof, which have their
plates
running
in
different
directions,
and form on the plan a
reentrant
angle..
Lovely
::
Lovely
(superl.)
Very
pleasing;
--
applied
loosely
to
almost
anything
which is not grand or
merely
pretty;
as, a
lovely
view; a
lovely
valley;
a
lovely
melody..
Shoebill
::
Shoebill
(n.) A large
African
wading
bird
(Balaeniceps
rex)
allied
to the
storks
and
herons,
and
remarkable
for its
enormous
broad
swollen
bill. It
inhabits
the
valley
of the White Nile. See
Illust.
(l.) of
Beak..
Synclinal
::
Synclinal
(a.)
Formed
by
strata
dipping
toward
a
common
line or
plane;
as, a
synclinal
trough
or
valley;
a
synclinal
fold; --
opposed
to
anticlinal..
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