About The Word Col-
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What's The Definition Of Col-?
[n] a pass between mountain peaks
Synonyms | Synonyms for Col-: gap Related Terms | Find terms related to Col-: abysm | abyss | arroyo | box canyon | breach | break | canyon | cavity | chap | chasm | check | chimney | chine | chink | cleft | cleuch | clough | comb | coulee | couloir | crack | cranny | crevasse | crevice | cut | cwm | defile | dell | dike | ditch | donga | draw | esker | excavation | fault | fissure | flaw | flume | fracture | furrow | gap | gape | gash | gorge | groove | gulch | gulf | gully | hogback | hole | horseback | incision | joint | kame | kloof | leak | moat | notch | nullah | opening | pass | passage | ravine | rent | ridge | rift | rime | rupture | saddle | saddleback | scissure | seam | slit | slot | spine | split | trench | valley | void | wadi See Also | mountain pass | notch | pass | water gap | wind gap Col- In Webster's Dictionary \Col-\
A prefix signifying with, together. See {Com-}.
\Col\, n. [F., neck, fr. L. collum neck.] A short ridge connecting two higher elevations or mountains; the pass over such a ridge. |
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