geohydrologicaladj.
/ˌdʒiːəʊhʌɪdrəˈlɒdʒɪkl/, U.S. /ˌdʒioʊˌhaɪdrəˈlɑdʒək(ə)l/ Of or relating to geohydrology.
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hydrogeological1877
geohydrologic1905
geohydrological1931
1931 Summary Proc. 2nd Pan Amer. Conf. of National Directors Health 9 The conference suggests the establishment of standard methods of water analysis as to chemical and bacteriological content, physical state, and geohydrological condition.
1973 Jrnl. Water Pollution Control Federation 45 1537/1 These sampling locations usually were selected to evaluate the effects of specific geohydrological factors or individual water resources projects.
2007 W. Entenmann et al. in R. W. Sarsby & A. J. Felton Geotechnical & Environm. Aspects Waste Disposal Sites 32 A landfill will be influenced by hydrogeological and geohydrological conditions according to whether it is located above or below ground.
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adj.1931- to cut didoes
- to cut dirt
- to cut doughnuts
- to cut down
- to cut down to size
- to cut etc down to size
- to cut etc out of the whole cloth
- to cut etc out of whole cloth
- to cut eyes
- to cut faces
- to cut ice
- to cut ice with someone
- to cut in
- to cut in gobbets
- to cut in pieces
- to cut into gobbets
- to cut it
- to cut it fat
- to cut it fine
- to cut it out
- to cut it too fat
- to cut long thongs of other men's hides
- to cut loose
- to draw by
- to draw by one string