Associations to the word «Impoundment»
Noun
- Reservoir
- Dam
- Budget
- Dike
- Wetland
- Confluence
- Sludge
- Veto
- Clinch
- Silt
- Fontana
- Runoff
- Pond
- Fork
- Nixon
- Landfill
- Irrigation
- Lake
- Sediment
- Impeachment
- Roanoke
- Spawning
- Tributary
- Tennessee
- Creek
- Watts
- Shoreline
- Habitat
- Pollution
- Lyndon
- Diversion
- Spill
- Cumberland
- Permit
- Drainage
- Groundwater
- Beaver
- Reorganization
- Watershed
- Waterway
- Coal
- Chesapeake
- River
- Wildlife
- Appropriation
- Flow
- Stream
- Refuge
- Marsh
- Recreation
- Fish
- Grazing
- Estuary
- Norris
- Waste
- Mining
- Terrace
- Drain
- Control
- Fund
- Water
- Degradation
- Acre
- Kentucky
- Rules
- Spending
- Broad
- Hampshire
- Powers
Adjective
Wiktionary
IMPOUNDMENT, noun. A body of water impounded within an enclosure, such as a reservoir
IMPOUNDMENT, noun. The act of impounding
IMPOUNDMENT, noun. The state of being impounded
Dictionary definition
IMPOUNDMENT, noun. Placing private property in the custody of an officer of the law.
Wise words
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new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.