Results for: sand linking islands
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device that creates a strong current of air mixed with sand; strong current of air mixed with sand (used to clean, grind, or polish surfaces), grind or cut with a strong current of air mixed with sand; clean or polish with a strong current of air mixed...sandblast
dialect of Sinhalese, official language of the Maldive Islands in the Indian OceanDivehi
drink, Polynesian shrub, variety of shrub common to the Pacific Islands; intoxicating beverage made from the roots of the kava shrubkava
driving snow or sand, spoondrift, spray from wavesspindrift
endocrine cells, islands of Langerhansislets of Langerhans
enter shallower water, form shoal, group of fish, group of people, make or become shallow, sand bank in shallow water; area of shallow water; school of fish; large group of people or things, shoaly, throng, crowd together, gather into a large group (of...shoal
Eskimo-Aleut language, member of an indigenous Alaskan people, native of the Aleutian Islands; one of the Aleutian languagesAleut
evergreen Pacific tree, fruit with bready texture when cooked, type of round starchy fruit native to the Pacific islandsbreadfruit
Faeroese, language of Faroe Islands, somebody from Faroe IslandsFaroese
Faroe IslandsFaeroe Islands
female first name; chain of islands in the Pacific OceanMariana
Filipino, of or about the Philippines (country located on a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean), of PhilippinesPhilippine
filled with many sand bars, having many shallow areas created by shoalsshoaly
form of a castle made out of sandsand castle
former inlet of the North Sea, south of the West Friesian Islands and occupying a deep indentation in the coast of the Netherlands. After completion of the Ijsselmeer Dam in 1932, parts of it were drained, and the remainder now forms the Ijsselmeer.Zuider Zee
 

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