river corridor
noun
A narrow stretch of land comprising a river and the areas adjacent to it, especially one important as a route for movements and communications; a (narrow) river valley.
Origin
1920s.
- keeler
- Keeler, Christine
- keelhaul
- keelie
- Keeling Islands
- keelless
- keelson
- Keelung
- keema
- Keemun
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- Keene, Charles Samuel
- keener
- keen-eyed
- keenly
- keenness
- keen sabe
- keen-witted
- keep
- keepable
- keep a check on
- keep a civil tongue in one's head
- keep an account of
- keep an eye on
- keep an eye out (or open)