Associations to the word «Weir»
Noun
- Donna
- Powerhouse
- Dt
- Trent
- Riverside
- Mead
- Andy
- Amanda
- Tuna
- Sludge
- Keyboardist
- Minnie
- Fremont
- Ladder
- Kenny
- Vocal
- Rust
- Bombing
- Ridley
- Prophet
- Basin
- Mel
- Oxfordshire
- Ron
- Rob
- Turbine
- Graham
- Pool
- Guitar
- Choke
- Keller
- Mbe
- Sow
- Viscount
- Walter
- Chute
- Unionist
- Theresa
- Lyricist
- Evan
- Causeway
- Kerr
- Olivier
- Prometheus
- Eastwood
- Mosquito
- Manson
- Wilton
- Bucket
- Moselle
- Eaton
- Murray
- Ulster
- Buttress
- Climber
- Colin
- Clyde
- Isabella
- Alternate
- Genealogy
- Larry
- Ware
- Organiser
- Pipeline
- Brook
- Wharf
- Duality
- Avery
- Donnelly
- Meredith
- Killing
- Dee
- Jeff
- Screenplay
- Drain
- David
- Nick
- Robert
- Glover
- Vince
- Barrier
- Angus
- Witchcraft
- Blackwood
- Lake
- Jam
- Waterfall
- Exeter
Wiktionary
WEIR, noun. An adjustable dam placed across a river to regulate the flow of water downstream.
WEIR, noun. A fence placed across a river to catch fish.
Dictionary definition
WEIR, noun. A low dam built across a stream to raise its level or divert its flow.
WEIR, noun. A fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fish.
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