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Noun
A small, narrow river
“Where the influence of a stream or river is possible, even of short duration, that hypothesis should be considered.”
Noun
A large number of things that happen or come one after the other
“They predicted that out of the tent - a temporary casino - would flow a stream of money unlike anything the destitute tribe had ever seen.”
Noun
A continuous flow of liquid, air, or gas
“A continuous stream of lava.”
Noun
A class of school children grouped together because of similar ability
“Examinations are used to choose which pupils will move into the top streams.”
Verb
To move or proceed smoothly and readily
“In spring, I can feel the currents of cool air streaming toward me carrying odors of herbs and roots.”
Verb
To float freely or with a waving motion
“She kept saying that the reason she fell was because she was looking up, hoping to catch sight of my wide-brimmed straw hat, with the scarf streaming from it.”
Verb
“When noon arrives the room begins to fill again all through the lunch period as the players stream back in to see the results of the morning moves, and the diplomacy begins again for the next day.”
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