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channelnoun an open man-made passageway for waterwater was drained from the swamp through a specially constructed channel aqueduct, canal, conduit, course, flume, racecourse, raceway, watercourse, waterway millrace, millstreamfloodway, sluice, sluiceway, spillwayswash, tideway, torrentgutter, troughriver, rivulet, stream a narrow body of water between two land massesthe world record for swimming the channel between France and Great Britain narrows, neck, sound, strait arm, bay, gulf, inletroads, roadsteadreach, stretch a direct way of passing along information or suppliesyou need to make arrangements through the proper channels pipeline avenue, conduit, routegrapevine, outletfountainhead, origin, source, wellspringsupplierconnection, contact a long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance (as a liquid or gas)had to replace the main water channel conduit, duct, leader, line, penstock, pipe, trough, tube drain, drainpipe, funnel, hydrant, main, smokestack, spout, standpipe, stovepipe, tile, waste pipe, waterspoutpipage(or pipeage), pipeline, piping a person who claims to speak with or for the spirits of the deadthe channel went into a trance and began speaking in what was purported to be the voice of the deceased woman channelverbto cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathwayan athletic youth who channeled all of his energy into sports canalize, channelize, conduct, direct, funnel, pipe, siphon(also syphon) carry, convey, transmitconcentrate, consolidate, focus in the 14th century |