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Meanings of creek in English
Usage of creek in English
1
The water in the creek is between five and six miles long.
2
Must be some in the creek here; seen them, in my homestead.
3
The creek provided just enough water for the needs of the camp.
4
Nothing green except in the bed of the creek and the trees.
5
I haven't seen this creek flowing for over three years, he said.
6
Encamped at Big creek for the night; Rousseau and Reynolds in advance.
7
Proceeded down the creek to the gorge and camped; day very hot.
8
I sunk the pocket-book and papers and his hat, in the creek.
9
Our position in the creek on the contrary was close and confined.
10
Our former tracks are still visible in the bed of the creek.
11
The travelling for about twenty miles up the creek was pretty good.
12
A girl sat on a log in the middle of the creek.
13
The birds twittered and chirped; the creek hummed its drowsy, soothing melody.
14
He put the old nag in a lope down the rocky creek.
15
At five miles struck a gum creek in which we found water.
16
It is concerning the man who was found dead in the creek.
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Creek through the time
Creek across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Less common