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creeks Meaning
creeks
a member of the people who comprised the nucleus of the Creek confederacy, a member of a confederacy of American Indian peoples formerly occupying most of Alabama and Georgia, in a difficult or perplexing situation, a small narrow inlet or bay, a small inlet or bay narrower and extending farther inland than a cove, the Muskogean language of this people, a stream of water usually smaller than a river, a natural stream of water normally smaller than and often tributary to a river, a narrow or winding passage, a member of any of a group of Indigenous American peoples that formed a confederacy in Georgia and eastern Alabama in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and that were forcibly removed to Indian Territory in 1836 to 1840
creeks Sentence Examples
- The babbling creeks flowed merrily through the verdant countryside.
- The rushing creeks created a symphony of sound as they tumbled over rocks.
- The children splashed and played in the cool, clear creeks.
- The creeks meandered through the meadow, carving sinuous paths.
- The old mill stood silently by the creek, its water wheel long forgotten.
- The narrow creeks wound through the dense forest, casting eerie shadows.
- The fish danced in the sunlight as they darted among the creeks.
- The creeks provided a sanctuary for wildlife, offering food and shelter.
- The locals gathered by the creeks to celebrate and share stories.
- The creeks reminded us of the interconnectedness of nature and the beauty of the natural world.
FAQs About the word creeks
a member of the people who comprised the nucleus of the Creek confederacy, a member of a confederacy of American Indian peoples formerly occupying most of Alaba
brooks, streams, canals, gills, runnels, burns, rills, becks, runs, rivulets
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The babbling creeks flowed merrily through the verdant countryside.
The rushing creeks created a symphony of sound as they tumbled over rocks.
The children splashed and played in the cool, clear creeks.
The creeks meandered through the meadow, carving sinuous paths.
