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Definition of channel
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Channel
(n.) The
hollow
bed where a
stream
of water runs or may run.
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Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) The act of
passing;
transit
from one place to
another;
movement
from point to
point;
a going by, over,
across,
or
through;
as, the
passage
of a man or a
carriage;
the
passage
of a ship or a bird; the
passage
of
light;
the
passage
of
fluids
through
the pores or
channels
of the
body..
Chop
::
Chop (n.) The land at each side of the mouth of a
river,
harbor,
or
channel;
as, East Chop or West Chop. See
Chops..
Dike
::
Dike (n.) A
ditch;
a
channel
for water made by
digging.
Furrow
::
Furrow
(n.) Any
trench,
channel,
or
groove,
as in wood or
metal;
a
wrinkle
on the face; as, the
furrows
of age..
Buoy
::
Buoy (n.) A
float;
esp. a
floating
object
moored
to the
bottom,
to mark a
channel
or to point out the
position
of
something
beneath
the
water,
as an
anchor,
shoal,
rock, etc..
Canaliculated
::
Canaliculated
(a.)
Having
a
channel
or
groove,
as in the
leafstalks
of most
palms..
Fluting
::
Fluting
(n.)
Decoration
by means of
flutes
or
channels;
a
flute,
or
flutes
collectively;
as, the
fluting
of a
column
or
pilaster;
the
fluting
of a
lady's
ruffle..
Atresia
::
Atresia
(n.)
Absence
or
closure
of a
natural
passage
or
channel
of the body;
imperforation.
Clough
::
Clough
(n.) A
sluice
used in
returning
water to a
channel
after
depositing
its
sediment
on the
flooded
land.
Irrigate
::
Irrigate
(v. t.) To
water,
as land, by
causing
a
stream
to flow upon, over, or
through
it, as in
artificial
channels..
By-pass
::
By-pass
(n.) A
by-passage,
for a pipe, or other
channel,
to
divert
circulation
from the usual
course..
Race
::
Race (n.) The
current
of water that turns a water
wheel,
or the
channel
in which it
flows;
a mill
race..
Pilotage
::
Pilotage
(n.) The
pilot's
skill or
knowledge,
as of
coasts,
rocks,
bars, and
channels..
Roust
::
Roust (n.) A
strong
tide or
current,
especially
in a
narrow
channel..
Inosculation
::
Inosculation
(n.) The
junction
or
connection
of
vessels,
channels,
or
passages,
so that their
contents
pass from one to the
other;
union by
mouths
or
ducts;
anastomosis;
intercommunication;
as,
inosculation
of
veins,
etc..
Bossage
::
Bossage
(n.)
Rustic
work,
consisting
of
stones
which seem to
advance
beyond
the level of the
building,
by
reason
of
indentures
or
channels
left in the
joinings..
Swash
::
Swash (n.) A
narrow
sound or
channel
of water lying
within
a sand bank, or
between
a sand bank and the
shore,
or a bar over which the sea
washes..
Sleeve
::
Sleeve
(n.) A
narrow
channel
of
water.
Cullis
::
Cullis
(n.) A
gutter
in a roof; a
channel
or
groove.
Diglyph
::
Diglyph
(n.) A
projecting
face like the
triglyph,
but
having
only two
channels
or
grooves
sunk in it..
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