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| brook; beck N. Engl.; burn Scot., N. Engl., small stream; ditch; rivulet; runnel; stream | |||
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| beck | |||
| brook A small stream or rivulet, commonly swiftly flowing in rugged terrain, of lesser length and volume than a creek; especially a stream that issues directly from the ground, as from a spring or seep, or that is produced by heavy rainfall or melting snow; creek A narrow inlet or bay, especially of the sea | |||
| streamlet; creek (US) | |||
| creek | |||
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| brooks; rivulets | |||
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