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waterworn
/ ˈwɔːtəˌwɔːn /
adjective
- worn smooth by the action or passage of water
Word History and Origins
Origin of waterworn1
Example Sentences
I ease myself along, intrigued by the smooth, waterworn walls.
They consist of waterworn chunks of bright turquoise Styrofoam adorned with a feathered plume or two — lightness reinforces lightness.
Sometimes we went through deep cuttings in the red clay, close enough for me to notice it was interstratified with waterworn but angular quartz peebles.
After a death a long waterworn stone is usually placed in one of the old dolmens which are scattered over the Nilgiri plateau, but occasionally a small dolmen is raised to mark the burial.
Rounded waterworn pebbles and cobblestones among a mass of angular bowlders, left behind by glacier streams, together with an occasional striated pebble, were “sermons in stones” to the geologist.
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