Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bec
noun
/bɛk/

Definition
A small stream that leads to a larger body of water, often used in the context of rivers or lakes.

Examples
- The bec flows gently through the meadow, providing a habitat for various wildlife.
- He decided to fish in the bec that runs parallel to the road.

Meaning
In geographical terms, ‘bec’ refers to a minor watercourse or small channel connecting to larger water bodies.

Synonyms
- brook
- stream
- creek