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slough backwater or inlet of a river, usually having deep layer of mud
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slough Part of the natural drainage system for either an area or a stream. Water will sometimes back up into this area leaving ponds and temporary streams. Generally the surface will be muddy and covered with vegetation of all types.
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slough A marshland or estuary where fresh water meets the sea.
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slough A swamp, marsh, or muddy backwater.
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slough an expanse of grasses, sedges, and rushes that acts as a drainage-way for water during the rainy season. Term is also used to describe the muddy backwater of a river, marsh, or tidal flat.
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