lakebed

or lake bed

[ leyk-bed ]

noun

1. the bottom or floor of a lake.

Example Sentences

So far, the project involves some 30 farmers, including Eslava, who rely on ancient agricultural methods that include extracting a mix of rich soil and decaying vegetation from the marshy lakebed to grow crops.

From Popular-Science

The mussels over time cover details of boats on the lakebed, as well, reducing details that divers can see.

From Popular-Science

The rock record from 234 million to 232 million years ago, captured in these cores from an ancient lakebed in northern China, shows signs of wet weather almost everywhere.

From Science News

Those in Washington rest on pontoons that are bolted together and anchored to the lakebed with steel cables.

From MIT Technology Review

A small village at the eastern end of the Lago de Cuitzeo lakebed; mesquite-grassland.

From Project Gutenberg

A village on the south edge of the Lago de Cuitzeo lakebed; mesquite-grassland.

From Project Gutenberg

A village on the north shore of the Lago de Cuitzeo lakebed; mesquite-grassland.

From Project Gutenberg

In dry years there is little water in the lake, and most of the lakebed is dry; in very wet years the entire lakebed is flooded.

From Project Gutenberg

A village on the eastern edge of the Lago de Cuitzeo lakebed; mesquite-grassland.

From Project Gutenberg