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Noun — A near-vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by meltwater draining down through the ice.

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Etymology

Borrowed from French moulin ("mill"), from Late Latin molinum.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “moulin” mean?

The word “moulin” means a near-vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by meltwater draining down through the ice. In plain terms, a deep, narrow hole in a glacier carved out by melting ice and water.

How do you pronounce “moulin”?

“Moulin” is pronounced MOO-lan (/ˈmuːlæn/ in IPA).

How do you use “moulin” in a sentence?

Here is “moulin” used in a sentence: “The climbers roped up carefully to avoid falling into a moulin.”

What part of speech is “moulin”?

“Moulin” is a noun.

Where does the word “moulin” come from?

The word “moulin” comes from Late Latin. Borrowed from French moulin ("mill"), from Late Latin molinum.

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