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bottom 1. Nautical touch bottom to run aground 2. Nautical the parts of a vessel's hull that are under water 3. (in literary or commercial contexts) a boat or ship 4. Billiards Snooker a strike in the centre of the cue ball 5. a dry valley or hollow 6. US and Canadian the low land bordering a river Bottom under spell, grows ass’s head. [Br. Lit.: A Midsummer Night’s Dream] See : Enchantment
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Overweight children would not be the first thing a visitor to Grafton, West Virginia, would think of when seeing the small farms that cling to steep hillsides and cultivate the bottomland along the Tygart River as one drives into town. The landscape is characterized by bottomland and upland forests, wetlands, open water and old pastures. And like Katrina, it is those on the bottomland below the sea-level of poverty who are most displaced. |
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