Meanings of oxbow in English

Dickens loved observation and digression and wonderful oxbow lakes of inspired daftness.

Fitzhugh followed her around the oxbow, wondering what she was up to.

As she rounded a final oxbow in the Mississippi River, the compound appeared ahead.

Below, closer to the flowing water, an oxbow lake was drying into a marsh.

At an oxbow bend, she called another halt.

I'm reading that an oxbow lake is among the New York Times' favourite dance events of 2017.

They rode to the top of the rise and looked down at the sparkling water of an oxbow lake.

The land within the loop of the oxbow flooded often, leaving alluvial silt that provided a fertile base for lusher growth.

A little beyond that, the traveling group came to a pleasant area of open woodland on the edge of an oxbow lake.

The Snake takes a kink here that geologists call an oxbow, and near Copperfield the Snake was dammed by the Oxbow Dam.

The castle itself had been built in the embrace of an oxbow in the meandering Heron River, in sight of the Inner Sea.

This study aimed to extend the knowledge of the vertical distribution of redox conditions of shallow groundwater in heterogeneous fluvial sediments near oxbow lakes.

Oxbow finished sixth in the Derby two weeks ago at Churchill Downs.

But far away in Oxbow Village other events were in preparation.

In the fishing oxbows, a low level of contamination was found for Fe.

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