Crossword clues for waterways
waterways
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n. (plural of waterway English)
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Waterways are navigable bodies of water.
Waterways may also refer to:
- Waterways, Oxford, a housing estate in North Oxford, England
- Waterways, Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia
- Waterways (novel), a 2008 novel in the Forester Universe series by Kyell Gold
- Waterways (TV series), an Irish documentary programme on RTÉ One
Usage examples of "waterways".
Somewhere within the waterways, I know not where for I have not been granted the knowledge, lies a sanctuary.
Deep below us in the waterways is a Sanctuary, a place to which every person and creature that remains untainted can be evacuated.
SpikeFeather finally said stiffly one day as they stood in a cavern in the waterways halfway between the Lake of Life and Fernbrake Lake.
Sigholt is ancient, it is in itself almost a part of the waterways, as it is so closely tied to the Lake.
The Charonites, who explored the misty waterways beneath the trails and took the houses others had left behind.
StarDrifter remembered the enchantment in the carved rockface that covered the entrance of the stairwell leading down to the waterways at the junction of the River Nordra and the Icescarp Alps.
Days, at least, for I have not the enchantment to use the waterways as once did the Ferryman.
When they got to the stairwell that led down to the waterways, Drago halted them and squatted in front of the little girl.
Thus, as long as the travellers' wish corresponds to the crafts' overall intention, the waterways will do exactly what you will.
The children had reached Sigholt safely, but they had been subtly changed by the experiences in the waterways with Orr, and when they reached their majorities they had formed the Lake Guard.
As payment for Orr transporting the children to Sigholt, SpikeFeather had dedicated his life to the Ferryman, and for the past twenty years had spent much of his time in the waterways with Orr.
Even if he was almost certain he would never find Orr amid the meanderings of the waterways, he needed to try.
Thousands of leagues of actual physical waterways wound about underneath Tencendor and the surrounding oceans, but the magical waterways extended far further.
Those Icarü Enchanters who knew how, and who commanded enough power, could manipulate the waterways to mirror the various melodies of the Star Dance.
So SpikeFeather travelled the waterways the most difficult way of all, by the strength of his own muscles and the labour of his heart.