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- noun Plural form of
flowage .
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Examples
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The law applies to all lakes, including the lake areas of flowages.
JSOnline.com 2010
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The DNR says it includes two natural lakes, three man-made flowages, 222 acres of wetlands with a diversity of plants and animals and a forest with habitat for endangered birds.
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The majority of these big fish came from nearby lakes or from reservoirs known as “flowages,” but even while you’re fly-fishing rivers for smallmouth bass, the musky business is always in the air.
Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008
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The majority of these big fish came from nearby lakes or from reservoirs known as “flowages,” but even while you’re fly-fishing rivers for smallmouth bass, the musky business is always in the air.
Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008
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The majority of these big fish came from nearby lakes or from reservoirs known as “flowages,” but even while you’re fly-fishing rivers for smallmouth bass, the musky business is always in the air.
Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008
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The majority of these big fish came from nearby lakes or from reservoirs known as “flowages,” but even while you’re fly-fishing rivers for smallmouth bass, the musky business is always in the air.
Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008
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