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A rise in water level caused by strong wind or fluctuations in the atmospheric pressure. This term is usually applied to a sharp set-up effect at the downwind end of the lake, but thunderstorms can cause brief local storm surges in bays and harbours. See Set-up.
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| surge |
To flow more rapidly than usually. Said of a glacier.
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| surgeon's knot |
(Fishing) A knot used to tie two pieces of tippet together.
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| surgeon |
senior Medical Officer in charge of the Medical Detachment or unit of a military organization or station, he is a Staff Officer and advises the CO on medical matters, (usually with rank of Major General)
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| surgeon general |
The Surgeon General is Chief of the Medical Department of the Army
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