DCHP-2
runoff † DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
the water that flows from a particular area, especially following the spring thaw.
See also: slough (meaning 1)
- 1925 Belated rains which, in the bush, had fallen on frozen ground had caused an abundant run-off.
- 1962 Lots of it will be left for cover, not primarily for game birds but because it is needed for shelter for his stock, for snow traps for moisture and to control run-off. But the wildlife will greatly benefit.
- 1925 Belated rains which, in the bush, had fallen on frozen ground had caused an abundant run-off.