weir Synonyms
weir Meaning
weir (n)
a low dam built across a stream to raise its level or divert its flow
a fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fish
weir (n.)
Alt. of Wear
weir Sentence Examples
- The old manor had an eerie and weir atmosphere that made visitors shiver.
- The water weir regulated the flow of the river, creating a tranquil pool downstream.
- The weirdo in the park was known for his eccentric behavior and strange attire.
- The weirwood tree in the forest was said to have mystical properties.
- The weirness of the situation left me feeling uneasy and perplexed.
- The weir-shaped rock formation stood out amidst the rolling hills.
- The weirdy performer on stage had the audience both horrified and fascinated.
- The weirfish, with its elongated body and protruding eyes, was an unusual sight.
- The weirside path offered a picturesque view of the river and the surrounding countryside.
- The ancient weir had been in disrepair for centuries, but its remnants still hinted at its past significance.
FAQs About the word weir
a low dam built across a stream to raise its level or divert its flow, a fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fishAlt. of Wear
barrier, canal, barrage,sluice, stank, gutter, ditch, channel, lock, breakwater
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The old manor had an eerie and weir atmosphere that made visitors shiver.
The water weir regulated the flow of the river, creating a tranquil pool downstream.
The weirdo in the park was known for his eccentric behavior and strange attire.
The weirwood tree in the forest was said to have mystical properties.
