Estuary English is widely encountered throughout the south and south-east of England, particularly among the young. Many consider it to be a working-class accent, though it is by no means limited to the working class.Estuary English was now preferred for commercial purposes.
Estuary English
The River Thames estuary in London, UK, is where the river water mixes with the sea water of the English Channel.
It means ford or passage as in crossing an estuary
It is the English Channel to the south and the Celtic sea (the Severn estuary) to the north
The plural form of estuary is estuaries.
It is not the estuary that is removed , but sediment around the estuary that is removed , reducing the nutrients that the estuary is getting.
There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.There are many estuaries in Ireland. The Shannon Estuary is the largest.
As far as I know, A river's mouth is simply called the 'river mouth'!
Estuary is a NOUN (because it is a thing, not an action)
Estuary is when you choke on a hot winnie
An estuary is an inlet of the sea and as such has no antonym.
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