diluvium /di-lūˈvi-əm, di-looˈ/

1. (also diluˈvion) an inundation or flood
2. A loose glacial deposit of sand, gravel, etc
3. A deposit of sand, gravel, etc made by extraordinary currents of water (geology; obsolete)

diluˈvial adjective

1. Relating to a flood, esp that told of in the Bible, in the time of Noah
2. Caused by a deluge
3. Composed of diluvium

diluˈvialism noun

• have the goods on
• have the heart
• have the hots for
• have the jitters
• have the jump on
• have the key of the door
• have the key of the street
• have the last laugh
• have the laugh of
• have the law of
• have the law on
• have the makings of
• have the mount
• have the pas
• have the sun in one's eyes
• have the weather of
• have the wind of
• have the wind up
• have the worse
• have tickets on oneself
• have to
• have to be
• have to do with
• have two faces
• have two left feet