Associations to the word «Weir»
Noun
- Barlow
- Silas
- Garcia
- Alison
- Magnolia
- Hart
- Overflow
- Lock
- Salmon
- Gillian
- Taunton
- Bob
- Atlantis
- Judith
- Dam
- Thames
- Mitchell
- Sheppard
- Barron
- Cassidy
- Catchment
- Aqueduct
- Barrage
- Martian
- Diversion
- Phil
- Dike
- Mcconnell
- Hunter
- Lea
- Herring
- Johnstone
- Mill
- Irrigation
- Reservoir
- Spawning
- Christina
- Navigation
- Schultz
- Haynes
- Sturgeon
- Notch
- Fish
- Hume
- Fishing
- Picnic
- Robb
- Eel
- Pumping
- Choreographer
- Natalie
- Canal
- Mooring
- Zach
- Damian
- Truman
- Severn
- Julian
- Hogg
- Confluence
- Dead
- Trap
- Obstruction
- Avon
- Skater
- Lyle
- Custer
- Worthington
- Flooding
- Jerry
- Flow
- Levee
- Net
- Lindsay
- Picasso
- Mckay
- Bypass
- Paisley
- Ernie
- Rhythm
- River
- Waterway
Adjective
Adverb
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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