1. alluvium

noun. ['ˌæˈluːviːəm'] clay or silt or gravel carried by rushing streams and deposited where the stream slows down.

Rhymes with Alluvium

• abiam
• ad-nauseum
• ammonium
• ankerium
• aquarium
• atrium
• auditorium
• axiom
• bacterium
• barium
• beryllium
• byzantium
• cadmium
• calcium
• capernaum
• cesium
• chriptosporidium
• chromium
• colloquium
• compendium

Sentences with alluvium

1. Noun, singular or mass
The delta takes the shape of a triangle or fan where the alluvium enters the ocean or lake.