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| ed·dy [ éddee ] |
noun (plural ed·dies) |
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small whirl: a movement in a flowing stream of liquid or gas in which the current doubles back to form a small whirl
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intransitive verb (past and past participle ed·died, present participle ed·dy·ing, 3rd person present singular ed·dies) |
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flow against current: to flow contrary to the main current, or make something flow in this way
 He waded out, the stream eddying around his legs.
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