What is it called?

The land alongside a river or stream.

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What is it called?

A type of fencing wire that has sharp, pointed barbs or spikes at regular intervals.

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What is it called?

A building or facility where goods are produced or manufactured on a large scale using machinery and labor.

(a)  

What is it called?

A long, flexible rod used for catching fish. It typically consists of a thin, lightweight pole with a fishing line and a hook attached to the end.

(a)  

What is it called?

A type of lock that is secured with a detachable or hinged shackle.

(a)  

What is it called?

Not able to understand;

(a)  

What is it called?

Optical devices consisting of two small telescopes mounted side by side, allowing for magnified and stereoscopic viewing of distant objects.

(a)  

What is it called?

The remains or remnants of a structure or place that has been destroyed, decayed, or fallen into disrepair.

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