Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sluiceway
noun
/ˈsluːsweɪ/

Definition
A sluiceway is a channel or passage for directing the flow of water, often used in the context of managing water levels in rivers and canals.

Examples
- The engineers designed a sluiceway to regulate the water flow in the reservoir.
- During heavy rainfall, the sluiceway prevents flooding by directing excess water to the nearby lake.
- Farmers rely on sluiceways to irrigate their crops efficiently.

Meaning
Sluiceway refers to a specific type of waterway that allows for controlled movement of water, typically found in hydraulic structures.

Synonyms
- waterway
- flume
- channel