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Definition of rilling in English English dictionary
- rill
- A very small brook; a streamlet
Enfolding sunny spots of greenery.
- rill
- {n} a small brook, a small stream
- rill
- {v} to run in rills or small streams
- rill
- {i} any of many long trenches on the surface of the moon (also rille); small brook, stream
- rill
- To run a small stream
- rill
- A small, intermittent water course with steep sides; usually only several centimeters deep
- rill
- a small channel (as one formed by soil erosion)
- rill
- a small stream
- rill
- A stream or brook
- rill
- A very small stream
- rill
- A small channel eroded into the soil surface by runoff, rills easily can be smoothed out (obliterated) by normal tillage
- rill
- A small channel eroded into the soil surface by runoff; can be easily smoothed out obliterated by normal tillage
- rill
- Small, intermittent water course with steep sides, usually only a few inches deep and, hence, no obstacle to tillage operations
- rill
- (from German rille meaning groove ) A deep, narrow, depression on the lunar surface which cuts across all other types of lunar topographic features
- rill
- Small shallow intermittent water course or ditch with steep sides No obstacle to tillage e g rill erosion
- rill
- A tiny drainage channel cut in a slope by the flow of water Can develop into a gully with continuing erosion
- rill
- a small brook or streamlet
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rîlîngPronunciation
/ˈrələɴɢ/ /ˈrɪlɪŋ/
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