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Dry Creek

Definition:

A dry creek refers to a stream or riverbed that is usually dry, devoid of water flow, especially during periods of drought.

Senses and Usages:

Noun (Geography):

  1. A geographic term used to describe a creek or riverbed that is dry most of the time, typically due to arid climate conditions.
  2. It can also refer to a seasonal creek that experiences water flow only during the rainy season.

Noun (Landscaping):

  1. A landscaping feature designed to mimic the appearance of a natural dry creek bed, often used to enhance aesthetics and manage drainage in gardens or yards.
  2. Used as a decorative element, a dry creek can add a touch of tranquility to outdoor spaces.
  3. Local homeowners often opt for dry creek installations to create a low-maintenance rock garden.

Example Sentences:

  1. The Arizona desert has many dry creeks that only flow after heavy rains.
  2. During the summer months, the dry creek becomes a playground for hikers and bikers.
  3. Our backyard landscaping project includes a beautiful dry creek with carefully arranged stones.
  4. The serene garden features a dry creek, providing a soothing sound and a pleasing visual effect.
  5. Local gardeners often incorporate dry creeks as part of xeriscaping, a water-efficient landscaping method.

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