leaky weir
leaky weir noun: a simple permeable structure of logs, rocks, and vegetation, placed across a watercourse to slow the water flow and prevent erosion and runoff.
Noun
leaky weir (plural leaky weirs)
- a simple permeable structure of logs, rocks, and vegetation, placed across a watercourse to slow the water flow and prevent erosion and runoff.
Forms of leaky weir
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Questions about leaky weir
- What does leaky weir mean?
- Leaky weir means a simple permeable structure of logs, rocks, and vegetation, placed across a watercourse to slow the water flow and prevent erosion and runoff.
- What part of speech is leaky weir?
- Leaky weir is a noun.
- What is the plural of leaky weir?
- The plural of leaky weir is leaky weirs.
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