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Meanings of creeks in English
Usage of creeks in English
1
In the afternoon the rain increased, and all the creeks became flooded.
2
The sea, indriven up the creeks, swept the road in many places.
3
I've got the whole tribe washing out the sands in the creeks.
4
The blacks frequently deceive the dogs by crossing and recrossing the creeks.
5
Swiftly the word passed along the creeks and through the quiet hollows.
6
The two creeks and the connecting canal are called the Haulover Creek.
7
No appearance of a station; fancy they have taken to the creeks.
8
With respect to smaller creeks and streams they need to improve them.
9
And this was the beginning of Wayambeh, or turtle, in the creeks.
10
In this manner the fruit trees had gone wild along the creeks.
11
His days were spent following deer trails and creeks, hunting small game.
12
The valley and banks of the creeks are of beautiful alluvial soil.
13
The water emerges in small, sustaining quantities as springs, creeks, and seeps.
14
We passed the creeks between the Susquehanna and Baltimore upon a railroad.
15
Some terrifyingly large beasts hang out in the rivers, creeks and lakes.
16
And sure enough, as Joanne watches, the front door slowwwwly creeks open.
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Creeks across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common