brackish in Irish
brackish in Irish is goirt — brackish means describes water that is a little salty, from a mix of fresh and sea water, as in an estuary.
brackish in Irish
goirt
(of water) Salty or slightly salty, as a mixture of fresh and sea water, such as that found in estuaries.
What does "brackish" mean?
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adj Describes water that is a little salty, from a mix of fresh and sea water, as in an estuary.
"White Slough is a large tidal wetland full of brackish water from the Napa River that flows into the city of Vallejo from under Highway 37."
- adj (informal) Unpleasant to taste or otherwise disagreeable.
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- White Slough is a large tidal wetland full of brackish water from the Napa River that flows into the city of Vallejo from under Highway 37.
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What is "brackish" in Irish?
"brackish" in Irish is goirt. brackish means: Describes water that is a little salty, from a mix of fresh and sea water, as in an estuary.
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