Associations to the word «Aquifer»
Noun
- Springs
- Tracer
- Marcos
- Aqueduct
- Gradient
- Methane
- Spring
- Zone
- Pivot
- Modelling
- Fed
- Cave
- Geology
- Gaza
- Darcy
- Supply
- Pump
- Escarpment
- Fossil
- M3
- Shale
- Exploitation
- Estuary
- Deforestation
- Evolution
- Triassic
- Sand
- Nadia
- Plain
- Glacier
- Yield
- Casing
- Pond
- Injection
- Depth
- Cavern
- Spill
- Spokane
- Leakage
- Libya
- Fissure
- Surface
- Stream
- Erosion
- Tracing
- Waterway
- Bedding
- Joaquin
- Sink
- Compton
- Palmer
- Navajo
- Cone
- Pesticide
- Monitoring
- Outcrop
- Trickle
- Formation
- Cretaceous
- Uplift
- Intermediate
- Withdrawal
- Tap
- Microbe
- Condensation
- Deposit
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
AQUIFER, noun. An underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, earth, or gravel
Dictionary definition
AQUIFER, noun. Underground bed or layer yielding ground water for wells and springs etc.
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