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cwm
[ koom ]
cwm
/ ː /
noun
- (in Wales) a valley
- geology another name for cirque
cwm
/ ̅̅ /
- See cirque
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Another favorite is “cwm,” a word without vowels that describes a geological formation.
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Now, just one remains, lodged into a cwm west of Pico Humboldt.
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With careful negotiation and navigation through the crevasse fields within the cwm we will collect snow samples at the surface and subsurface as well as make reflectivity measurements using a handheld spectrometer.
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All three form what is called the western cwm - a wall of rock and ice that is part of the route to Everest.
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In no land are glades so verdant, are rocks so rugged and bold, are cwms and dells so exquisitely beautiful and lovely as are to be seen here.
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