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river bottom

NOUN
  1. a channel occupied (or formerly occupied) by a river

How To Use river bottom In A Sentence

  • The boat jounced once off the river bottom, rocking its passengers.
  • But before they emerge as adults they have a rather longer incarnation as larvae walking about the river bottom.
  • East Texas gets the best of it, and hunters with access to sloughs and river bottoms should reap some of the finest moments that waterfowling has to offer.
  • Benzene and nitrobenzene are heavier than water and they are settling on the river bottom or sticking to the ice.
  • Cooper based this conclusion on the fact that since 1892 the operation had been depositing materials, which sank to the river bottom.
  • Patterns in Nature: Water Sunlight and stones create an undulating effect on a Canadian river bottom.
  • Former railroad rights of way cut across river bottoms that used to be littered with bustling towns.
  • And then came the churning, rolling and rolling again in the river bottom, crashing against rocks and brushing by tamarisks bent by the flood.
  • The "motte" at which the cibolero had arrived was far apart from any of the others, and commanded a view of the river bottom on both sides for more than a mile's distance. The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico
  • My shin had struck a boulder on the river bottom during my spill.
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