syver
siver
/ (ˈsaɪvər) /
noun Scot
a street drain or the grating over it
a street gutter
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Word Origin for syver
C17: of uncertain origin
Words nearby syver
systolic murmur, systolic pressure, systolic thrill, systremma, systyle, syver, Syzran, syzygy, sz, Szabadka, Szczecin
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Example sentences from the Web for syver
As I held out the coin on the palm of my hand he struck it up with an oath and it rolled into the syver.
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