strand¹ /strand/

1. A shore or beach (poetic)
2. A landing-place (archaic)

1. To run aground (also intransitive verb)
2. To leave in a helpless position

strandˈed adjective

1. Driven on shore
2. Left helpless without further resource

strandˈflat noun

In Norway, a gently sloping coastal platform extending seaward

strandˈwolf noun

The brown hyena (Hyaena brunnea), that scavenges along the shores in S Africa

strand² /strand/

1. A yarn, thread, fibre, or wire twisted or plaited with others to form a rope, cord, or the like
2. A thread, filament
3. A tress
4. An element, component part

1. To break a strand of (archaic)
2. To insert a strand in (archaic)
3. To form of strands

strandˈed adjective

1. (of a fur garment) made by resewing skins after they have been cut diagonally into strips
2. (of a rope) having one of its strands broken

strand³ /strand/ (Scot)

1. A rivulet
2. A gutter

strandˈ-scouring noun

Searching of gutters

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