riverbed

Converse of object

• follow: The railroad line runs parallel to the river in winding loops that follow the riverbed.
• gouge: With god-like powers, you sculpt mountains, gouge riverbeds, and seed forests to lay the groundwork for your creation.
• scour: These allowed a faster flow of water which scoured the riverbed, taking huge amounts of silt downstream into the Firth of Clyde.

Adjective modifier

• dry: Two years ago, the site was just a dusty plain next to a dry riverbed.
• ancient: It must have tumbled about in an ancient riverbed for many thousands of years.
• sandy: Short sea traders have flat bottoms that are purposely designed to allow the vessel to sit on muddy and sandy riverbeds.
• rocky: Our campsite is on a pleasant grassy patch, on the now much higher bank of the rocky riverbed.
• old: The railroad line and car parks sit in the old riverbed.
• dried-up: This former French administrative center is divided by a wide dried-up riverbed.

Modifies a noun

• walk: I finally managed to see a splendid male perched in a tree during the last riverbed walk on 24th near Tambdi Surla.

Noun used with modifier

• gravel: The physical habitat of the Lee between Welwyn and Hertford is good, with medium to fast water flow over a gravel riverbed.