runnel (Meaning)

Wordnet

runnel (n)

a small stream

Webster

A rivulet or small brook.

The runnel of water trickled through the crevices of the rocks, creating a soothing melody.
The heavy rainfall caused numerous runnels to form on the hillside, eroding the soil and threatening the stability of the slope.
The narrow runnel led to a secluded waterfall, hidden away from the bustling world.
The children skipped and jumped over the runnels in the park, their laughter echoing through the air.
The runnel meandered through the meadow, providing a vital source of water for the grazing animals.
The hikers followed the runnel upstream, hoping to find its source at the foot of the distant mountain.
The runnel served as a boundary between the two properties, marked by a row of tall trees.
The farmers diverted the runnel to irrigate their crops, ensuring a bountiful harvest even during the driest months.
The rapid runnel carried away debris and sediment, leaving the riverbed behind pristine and clear.
The runnel was a reminder of the constant flow and change that surrounds us, reminding us to embrace both the challenges and the wonders of life.

a small streamA rivulet or small brook.

brook,creek, burn, tributary, canal, gill, brooklet, rivulet, beck, streamlet

No antonyms found.

The runnel of water trickled through the crevices of the rocks, creating a soothing melody.

The heavy rainfall caused numerous runnels to form on the hillside, eroding the soil and threatening the stability of the slope.

The narrow runnel led to a secluded waterfall, hidden away from the bustling world.

The children skipped and jumped over the runnels in the park, their laughter echoing through the air.