Noun:

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canals's Usage Examples:

The inguinal canals are larger and more prominent in males.

waterways, canals, and pipelines and terminals such as airports, railway stations, bus stations, warehouses, trucking terminals, refueling depots (including fueling.

even after the building of the canals, it was used on them as well as on the river to a considerable extent.

According to the preferred scenario of the World Bank Study the conduit will be multiple buried pipelines and not canals.

Later canals used more and larger locks to.

Some works were eventually connected to both canals.

Many of the new Irish migrants also went to the interior in the 19th century, attracted to jobs on large-scale infrastructure projects such as canals and railroads.

Ancient west–east canals were built to facilitate travel from the Nile River to the Red Sea.

In the Upanishads this word is used to mean "subtle connections" or "canals of subtle energies", or particular "nerves" or "veins".

The water vascular system is a series of canals through which fluid moves to help propel the podia of the sea urchin.

Incisive canals The bony palate and alveolar arch (incisive canals labeled at upper left) Details Identifiers Latin Canales incisivi TA98 A02.

James Brindley, the engineer behind many of the canals in England, did his first canal work on the Trent and Mersey, though his.

Synonyms:

vas deferens, cerebral aqueduct, lacrimal duct, lactiferous duct, channel, nasolacrimal duct, pore, umbilical cord, ureter, aqueductus cerebri, bronchiole, Haversian canal, venous sinus, seminal duct, cervical canal, salivary duct, sinus venosus sclerae, canalis inguinalis, GI tract, umbilical, inguinal canal, digestive tube, tear duct, lymph vessel, common bile duct, ductulus, sinus, Schlemm"s canal, alimentary tract, epididymis, lymphatic vessel, duct, hepatic duct, ejaculatory duct, ductule, passageway, lachrymal duct, Sylvian aqueduct, ampulla, spinal canal, cartilaginous tube, canaliculus, urethra, gastrointestinal tract, digestive tract, alimentary canal, ductus deferens, canalis cervicis uteri, bile duct, epithelial duct, passage, canal of Schlemm, pancreatic duct, vertebral canal, vagina, canalis vertebralis,

Antonyms:

expand, thicken, increase, deflate, lengthen,