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| a series of rocks in abody of water, the tops of which are slightly beneath, or at the surface |
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| a natural or artificial lake, usually made by damming a stream of running water. |
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| a long, narrow, conspicuous elevation of land. |
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| the bank of a stream which lies on the right side as one goes with the current. |
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| a large stream of water of natural origin which drains an area of land and flows into another river or body of water. |
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| a tapering piece of land projecting sharply into a stream of body of water. |
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| a body if still water smaller than a lake. |
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| any natural grassland but usually used to describe the vast areas of level of rolling land without trees in the central part of the United States. |
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| a very steep, high cliff. |
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| part of a stream where the water flows very swiftly over rocks. |
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