Associations to the word «Embankment»
Noun
- Scrub
- Tide
- Plunging
- Shingle
- Rubble
- Diversion
- Gorge
- Platform
- Rail
- Top
- Walkway
- Sphinx
- Cut
- Siva
- Subway
- Sichuan
- Stream
- Quarry
- Tributary
- Sand
- Lane
- Edge
- Filling
- Carriage
- Kiln
- Climb
- Wall
- Ljubljana
- Savoy
- Burnley
- Bihar
- Pumping
- Surge
- Lagoon
- Bayou
- Clipper
- Build
- Tours
- Collapse
- Garden
- Crash
- Soil
- Remnant
- Mangrove
- Vegetation
- Construct
- Span
- Leningrad
- Side
- Barricade
- Brake
- Cliff
- Crack
- Willow
- Flat
- Square
- Shrub
- Avenue
- Havoc
- Rourke
- Ledge
- Spectator
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
EMBANKMENT, noun. A long artificial mound of earth and stone, built to hold back water, for protection or to support a road
Dictionary definition
EMBANKMENT, noun. A long artificial mound of stone or earth; built to hold back water or to support a road or as protection.
Wise words
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