gabionade
noun
ga·bi·o·nade
¦gābēə¦nād,
-näd
plural -s
1
: a work of fortification thrown up with gabions
2
: a structure of gabions sunk in lines as a core for a sandbar in harbor improvements
Word History
Etymology
French gabionnade, from Middle French, from Old Italian gabbionata, from gabbione gabion + -ata -ade
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- electrogens
- electrogram
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- electrograph
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- electrohydraulic
- electroing
- electrojet
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- electrokinetic
- electrokinetic potential
- electrokinetics
- electrokinetograph
- electrokymogram
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