Relating to the civil engineering aspects of water use and management, including work such as dam construction, river control, and water supply systems.
/hajətrəˈknɪkəl/
Precommissural refers to the portion of the corpus callosum that is anterior to the cerebral commissure, typically referring to the region closest to the frontal lobes.
/prɪ.kəm.kɪˈmɜːr.əl/
A plural form used to refer to two equal parts of something; half of something. In the context of a coin, it can be used to inaccurately refer to a coin that is flipped and lands on the edge, which is actually a very rare occurrence.
/ˈheɪ.lər.sɪz/
A fictional creature or term unique to the context it is used, often seemingly related to zombies or having some similar characteristics, but without a standardized definition across different uses.
/zɔm.bor.uk/
A dry line is a boundary between humid air (- often from the Gulf of Mexico) and dry, desert air. This boundary can cause severe weather when the two air masses collide, such as thunderstorms and tornadoes.
/ˈdraɪ lایn/
Rare or peculiar; unusual, regarded as unusual or difficult to understand or explain. This word is rarely used, often appearing in academic or literary contexts to express a sense of the abnormal or outlandish.
/ˈtriːrəs/
Splitwork refers to a work method or arrangement where tasks or responsibilities are divided between two or more parties in a given project, often to optimize efficiency or balance workload.
/splitwɜrk/
A literal or concrete state or quality; the fact of being direct, clear, and unambiguous in thought or expression. When something is concrete, it refers to something that is direct, clear, and not abstract.
/ˈkən.krɪ.tɪ.nɪ.sɪz/