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riffle US and Canadian a. a rapid in a stream b. a rocky shoal causing a rapid c. a ripple on water riffle [′rif·əl] (hydrology) A shallows across a stream bed over which water flows swiftly and is broken into waves by submerged obstructions. Shallow water flowing over a riffle. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| As I riffled through the mail upon arriving home, I saw that the latest issue of The Advocate had arrived ["A Day in the Year of Ellen," January 18]. on hills hanging over beaches thatched / with reticent brush, the yellow intensities shining on cliffs, and below, it's / riffled with blue. One method of seeking review is a so-called stand alone petition seeking relief when the IRS has issued a final determination denying the taxpayer's claim or has riffled to rule on the taxpayer's claim within six months of its filing; see Sec. |
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