1) Alimentary or Erie 2) Alimentary route 3) Amsterdam feature 4) Aqueduct, essentially 5) Artificial open water channel 6) Artificial waterway 7) Barge route 8) Barge setting 9) Barge site 10) Big engineering project 11) Body duct 12) Bruges waterway 13) Channel 14) Clayton-Bulwer Treaty focus 15) Conduit
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1) Bronchiolar 2) Bronchiole 3) Canalicular 4) Canaliculus 5) Canalise 6) Canalize 7) Channel 8) Conduit 9) Duct 10) Ductule 11) Ductulus 12) Epididymis 13) Fosse 14) Gastrointestinal 15) Parenteral 16) Raceway 17) Stream 18) Ureter 19) Urethra 20) Urethral 21) Vagina 22) Vaginal 23) Watercourse 24) Waterway
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1) River of South America 2) River of The Americas 3) River in The Americas 4) River of Chile 5) River in Chile 6) River in The New World 7) River in South America
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• (n.) A tube or duct; as, the alimentary canal; the semicircular canals of the ear. • (n.) An artificial channel filled with water and designed for navigation, or for irrigating land, etc. • (n.) A long and relatively narrow arm of the sea, approximately uniform in width; -- used chiefly in proper names; as, Portland Canal; Lynn Can...
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A relatively narrow tubular passage or channel.
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An artificial waterway for transportation or irrigation. Canal and irrigation ditch banks are often used as trails.
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(from the article `Wajda, Andrzej`) ...film directing at the Leon Schiller State Theatre and Film School at ód. His first three films, Pokolenie (1954; A Generation), Kana (1957; ...
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the narrow chamber inside the root of a tooth that contains nerve tissue and blood vessels.
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Artificial waterway constructed for drainage, irrigation, or navigation. Irrigation canals carry water for irrigation from rivers, reservoirs, or wells, and are designed to maintain an even flow of...
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A duct or channel; a tubular structure. A canal or channel. ... See: canal, duct. ... Synonym: canalis. ... Origin: L. Canalis ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(kә-nal´) a relatively narrow tubular passage or channel.
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An artificial or man-made river channel.
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A constructed open channel for transporting water.
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an artificial (man-made) waterway built either to connect natural waterways or to make navigation possible on an existing waterway
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Ca·nal' noun [ French
canal , from Latin
canalis canal, channel; probably from a root signifying 'to cut'; confer Dutch
kanaal , from the French. Confer
Channel ,
Kennel gutter.]
1. An artificial channel filled with water and designed for navigation, or for ...
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a man made waterway used for navigation. A canal can also called a Cut
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A canal is an artificial water-course for the transportation of goods or passengers by boats or ships, or for purposes of drainage or irrigation. The canals most familiar to ordinary readers are for navigation. These consist usually of a number of different sections, each on one level throughout its course, but differing in relative height from the...
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a waterway built to let boats navigate the waters
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An artificial watercourse cut through a land area for such uses as navigation and irrigation.
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An artificial channel of water used by boats and originally designed for the transportation of goods.
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a tunnel-like passage
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noun long and narrow strip of water made for boats or for irrigation
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A relatively narrow tubular passage or channel.
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Click images to enlargeArtificial waterway constructed for drainage, irrigation, or navigation. Irrigation canals carry water for irrigation from rivers, reservoirs, or wells, and are designed to maintain an even flow of water over the whole length. Navigation and ship canals are constructed at one level between locks, an...
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Latin canalis = a water-pipe or canal.
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