Associations to the word «Estuary»
Noun
- Arctic
- Barge
- Nursery
- Perch
- Dockyard
- Flushing
- Glamorgan
- Pond
- Basin
- Waterfront
- Uruguay
- Pier
- Bog
- Kent
- Tern
- Stream
- Deposition
- Yarmouth
- Groundwater
- Cornwall
- Ganges
- Overlook
- Galveston
- Current
- Navigation
- Fresh
- Water
- Wexford
- Sacramento
- Ferry
- Lifeboat
- Anglia
- Cumbria
- Gloucestershire
- Separate
- Delaware
- Farmland
- Montevideo
- Kilometre
- Coral
- Rhine
- Reserve
- Louse
- Biodiversity
- Weir
- Canal
- Lighthouse
- Ob
- Islet
- Grassland
- Aquaculture
- Flinder
- Contaminant
- Mainland
- Merritt
- Crouch
- Dyke
- Isle
- Cod
- Trent
- Suffolk
- Outcrop
- Gravel
- Phosphorus
- Fisherman
- Channel
- Vegetation
- Atlantic
- Nourishment
- Nantes
- Lisbon
- Roach
Adjective
Wiktionary
ESTUARY, noun. Coastal water body where ocean tides and river water merge.
ESTUARY, noun. An ocean inlet also fed by fresh river water.
ESTUARY ENGLISH, noun. (British) A variety of English accent, spreading out from London into the area of the Thames estuary, containing features of received pronunciation, Cockney and other regional accents.
Dictionary definition
ESTUARY, noun. The wide part of a river where it nears the sea; fresh and salt water mix.
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