We have no meanings for "be an eddy" in our records yet.
1 We had got some distance down, when we saw what appeared to be an eddy or backwater in the river.
2 Every stroke took me more and more out of the power of the current, and there might even be an eddy to aid me.
3 There is an eddy and a muttering in the flow.
4 There 's an eddy there, and the drift won't work in enough to trouble you.
5 There is an eddy and recoil in the flow.
6 There was an eddy of surprise and interrogation.
7 The town was an eddy catching odd bits of driftwood such as only the frontier ever knew.
8 That was an eddy in the nobler stream of tribulation which, like the Nile, bore all fertility in its waters.
10 He had already seized the child (there was an eddy here under the bank) and was striking out for the shore.
11 There was an eddy of furious, struggling men, with Lord Barrymore's thin, flushed face and Hooper's bulldog jowl in the centre of it.
12 "Where there 's a ledge there 's an eddy , " screamed Glover, raising his voice to pierce the hiss of the rapid and the roar of the cascade.
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