Definition of Clyce. Meaning of Clyce. Synonyms of Clyce

- lighter weights. In the Somerset Levels, sluice gates are known as clyse or clyce. Most of the inhabitants of Guyana refer to sluices as kokers.[citation...
- next to the wharf at Dunball; it enters via a clyce (or clyse), which is a local word for a sluice. The clyce has been moved about 0.3 miles (500 m) downstream...
- Directed by James A. ****van Written by Russ Marker Produced by Wallace Clyce Jr. Starring John Agar Ralph Baker Jr. Bill Thurman Cinematography Robert...
- Dunball Wharf. To the right is Dunball clyce where the King's Sedgemoor Drain flows into the River Parrett...
- ST415266 Langport Monk's Leaze Clyce 51°02′53″N 2°50′38″W / 51.048°N 2.844°W / 51.048; -2.844 (Monk's Leaze Clyce) ST408280 Regulates flow into Sowy...
- "Broken Chains" Lyrycyst Broken Chains "Mr. Get Over (Remix)" Mr. Stinky, D. Clyce Holdin' Court In The Streets "Say What Ya Wanna" Potluck Harvest Time "Access...
- Hentrich kick), 4:02. Notre Dame 33–6. Drive: 64 yards. ND – Safety, Casey Clyce steps out of end zone, 3:00. Notre Dame 35–6. ND – Walter Boyd 14-yard run...
- Dunball Wharf. To the right is Dunball Clyce where the King's Sedgemoor Drain flows into the River Parrett...
- trade link between Glastonbury and the sea. A new straight channel, with a clyce (the local name for a sluice), which runs from the present day tidal gates...
- Bridgwater used to be a major port; to the right is Dunball clyce, where the King's Sedgemoor Drain flows into the River Parrett...