Definition of Couloirs

1. couloir [n] - See also: couloir

Lexicographical Neighbors of Couloirs

couldn't seem
couldn've
couldna
couldnae
couldst
coulee
coulees
coulibiac
coulibiacs
coulis
coulises
coulisse
coulisses
couloir
couloirs (current term)
coulomb
coulomb's force
coulomb's law
coulomb collision
coulomb ionisation
coulombic
coulombically
coulombs
coulometer
coulometers
coulometric
coulometrically
coulometries
coulometry

Literary usage of Couloirs

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Ascent of Mount S' Elias...Alaska by Filippo de Filippi, Vittorio Sella (1900)
"... seamed with deep ice couloirs, crested with terrific ridges and with overhanging glaciers which apparently cling to sheer walls of rock. ..."

2. Scrambles Amongst the Alps: In the Years 1860-'69 by Edward Whymper (1872)
"couloirs look prodigiously steep when seen from the front, and, so viewed, ... Snow, however, does actually lie at steeper angles in couloirs than in any ..."

3. The Fortnightly Review (1869)
"The longest couloirs are used with the largest class of dredging machine. ... The shorter couloirs are placed on the dredging machine itself, ..."

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