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Dyke

Meaning

Noun

●
A long,
from the
to
as a
marker.
●
A long,
from the
to
water.
●
Any
watercourse.
●
Any watercourse.
●
Any small body of water.
●
Any
the ground.
●
In Australian English:
A place to
and
: an
or lavatory.
●
An
by the
of a ditch.
●
In Heraldry:
A
, especially (obsolete outside
) a
or
.
●
In Scottish English & Walls and fences:
A low
or
as an
and
marker.
●
Any
or hedge.
●
An
to
of low
by the
or
rivers.
●
Any
,
, or difficulty.
●
A beaver's dam.
●
A
; a pier.
●
A
causeway.
●
In Mining:
A
in a
with
; a fault.
●
In Geology:
A body of
(usually
)
a
but now often
the
away.
🤬
A
,
one with
or
or behavior.
🤬
In LGBT:
A
woman.

Verb

●
To
,
to create a ditch.
●
To
with a
, to entrench.
●
In Scottish English & Walls and fences:
To
with a low
or
wall.
●
To
a
against a
or river.
●
To
a watercourse.
●
To
[fibers] within a watercourse.

Name

●
A
in Lincolnshire, England.
●
A surname.
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