streamway

[streem-wey]

streamway Definition

• 1. a passage or channel through which a stream flows
• 2. a cave passage that is formed by running water and is often dry except during heavy rains

Using streamway: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "streamway" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The streamway was narrow and rocky.

• Example

  The cavers explored the streamway in the cave system.

streamway Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for streamway

• watercourse
• rivulet
• creek
• channel
• brook

Phrases with streamway

• dry streamway

  a cave passage that is usually dry, but may contain water during heavy rains

  Example

  The dry streamway was filled with water after the heavy rain.

• active streamway

  a cave passage that contains flowing water throughout the year

  Example

  The active streamway in the cave is home to many unique species of aquatic animals.

• fossil streamway

  a cave passage that was once a streamway but no longer contains water

  Example

  The fossil streamway in the cave system is now filled with sediment and rocks.

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Summary: streamway in Brief

A 'streamway' [streem-wey] is a passage or channel through which a stream flows. It can also refer to a cave passage that is formed by running water and is often dry except during heavy rains. Examples include 'The streamway was narrow and rocky.' and 'The cavers explored the streamway in the cave system.' Phrases like 'dry streamway' and 'active streamway' describe different types of cave passages.