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Leat

Noun

  1. A man-made watercourse or aqueduct that diverts water from a river or stream.
  2. (British) An artificial conduit or channel for conveying water, typically to power a mill or other industrial site.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The leat diverted water from the river to irrigate the fields.
  2. The old mill is powered by a leat that brings water from the nearby stream.

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