0 present participle of sluice --
1 If water sluices out from somewhere, it flows in large amounts: --
Water sluiced out from the pipes.
The fleet each typically consists of a sluicing apparatus, a means of paydirt collection (dredge), and a cold-water-diving life support system.
Her other theoretical work has addressed topics in agreement, predicate-initial word orders, wh-movement, and ellipsis (especially sluicing), among many others.
The easy ore was all extracted by 1893 when sluicing was discontinued.
Many claims were consolidated, and worked by ground sluicing.
The people built a new but shallow inlet to connect the flow channel to the dock for sluicing small ships into the basin.
Many claims (each measuring 100 feet along the stream) were consolidated, and worked by ground sluicing.
The town is built at the top of a waterfall, and water was diverted from the stream to provide water for mine sluicing and processing.
The ways in which gems can be uncovered in this mine is by sluicing, creeking, or digging.
