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sault
[ soo ]
noun
- a waterfall or rapid.
sault
/ suː /
noun
- a waterfall or rapids
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sault1
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Example Sentences
SAULT — “Son Shine”There’s no greater feeling than how SAULT makes me feel—especially when “Son Shine” is shining on me.
Returning to the deck the boys learned that the boat on which they were sailing was to remain six hours at Sault Ste. Marie.
The distance to it is computed to be fifteen miles above the Sault.
The French word Sault (pronounced so) accurately expresses this kind of pitching rapids or falls.
Having arranged everything for the accommodation of the miners during the winter, we returned to the Sault.
The Sault of St. Mary's is upon and over this red sandstone.
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