silt

But there is enough to fear from the water and the silt itself.

The level of silt and water there is about six feet higher than it was a few years ago, he said.

So all the silt comes out and makes the soil better there.

It's just a new way of him disturbing the silt.

He rolled out of bed and went to the high silt window.

But now there was only a trace of silt left in the current.

Inside, our feet kicked up the silt the river had left here.

The water there contains much silt and has a large fish population.

In contrast, during summer the water carries no silt and looks different.

I looked for footprints in the silt, but saw none.

I held the silt back while Low burrowed to find her head.

For a moment neither woman could see anything except rubble and silt.

That, in turn, deposits yet more silt on the river bottom.

It was just buried under six feet of silt and junk.

Your tide pulls the silt over the side with it.

Somebody told me something about silt; that little dark fellow with the stick.

The lagoon is filled with silt and has become very small.

The silt and clay content can be high during the winter period.

Guidelines are also useful in the event of silt out.

Finally he felt the silt of the bottom and paused to let the others catch up.

He slipped quickly through the screen of smoke and silt.

In pools they are generally found over sand and silt.

It can be found in clear riffles with little silt.

There's a whole city under silt and mud where their harbor used to be.

Then the silt settled, and they had their first look at the sunken city.