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What do you call an accumulation of weathered stones at the foot of a hill?
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What is the difference between morraine and scree?
The important difference is that Moraine is a mass of debris carried by glaciers which forms ridges and mounds when deposited. Scree is just an accumulation of weathered mass at the foot of a cliff or on a hillside forming a sloping heap
What produces shoe odor?
The accumulation of sweat and water in your shoes makes fungi and it is that which makes foot odor.
what do you call foot fingers?
toes
What do you call the curved part under your foot?
or you may be thinking of your foot arch
Why is the measurement foot called a foot?
Because a king very long ago wanted to know how big his foot was.So he called his servants to measure his foot.Is foot appeared to be 12 inches long.Since the king's foot was the first thing measure,he decided to call 12 inches a foot.
What is the difference between morraine and scree?
The important difference is that Moraine is a mass of debris carried by glaciers which forms ridges and mounds when deposited. Scree is just an accumulation of weathered mass at the foot of a cliff or on a hillside forming a sloping heap
A landscaper wants to cover a 40 foot by 12 foot rectangular area with small stones if she uses 120 cubic feet of stones how deep will they be?
2.5 meters deep
What produces shoe odor?
The accumulation of sweat and water in your shoes makes fungi and it is that which makes foot odor.
River 13 meters long stepping stones every foot and a half. how many stepping stones on the river?
9 if there is one in the begining
How do we call Someone who writes with his foot?
foot boy or foot girl
What is it call to hit something with your foot?
Well we can call him a double foot player.
What were the dimension's of the stones in Nehemiah's wall?
The stones used in Nehemiah's wall were typically around 2-3 feet in length and 1 foot in height.
Why foot valve is fitted with strainer?
To prevent debris and small stones being sucked into it.
What is horse foot call?
A horses foot is called a hoof.
What do you call the foot in netball that hits the floor when the player has the ball?
Landing foot? Or grounded foot.
What do you call a foot of a deer?
hoof
what do you call foot fingers?
toes
