millpond (Meaning)

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millpond (n)

a pond formed by damming a stream to provide a head of water to turn a mill wheel

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The water in the millpond was still and glassy, reflecting the surrounding trees like a perfect mirror.
The children paddled happily in the shallow end of the millpond, their laughter echoing across the peaceful waters.
The old millstone, once used to grind flour, now lay submerged in the millpond, a silent testament to the area's industrial past.
The ducks glided gracefully across the millpond, their feathers shimmering in the sunlight.
The gentle breeze created ripples on the millpond's surface, breaking the stillness of the water.
The fishermen sat patiently on the bank of the millpond, hoping to catch a few carp for dinner.
The weeping willows dipped their branches into the millpond, their leaves trailing gracefully in the water.
The millpond was a haven for wildlife, with frogs croaking among the reeds and birds singing in the trees.
The old watermill stood derelict beside the millpond, its once-busy machinery now silent and rusting.
The ice on the millpond sparkled in the winter sun, creating a magical landscape of pristine white and crystal blue.

a pond formed by damming a stream to provide a head of water to turn a mill wheel

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The water in the millpond was still and glassy, reflecting the surrounding trees like a perfect mirror.

The children paddled happily in the shallow end of the millpond, their laughter echoing across the peaceful waters.

The old millstone, once used to grind flour, now lay submerged in the millpond, a silent testament to the area's industrial past.

The ducks glided gracefully across the millpond, their feathers shimmering in the sunlight.