Definition of Clyse. Meaning of Clyse. Synonyms of Clyse

- much 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...
- moor were inadequate. Cowhouse Clyse, near Andersea on the River Parrett, was too high to work well, and Bennett Clyse, a little further downstream, was...
- drains into the River Parrett at Dunball, adjacent to the wharf, via a clyse. The clyse has been moved from its original location and it now obstructs the...
- the River Parrett 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...
- meandered across the plain but have now been controlled by embanking and clyses (the local name for a sluice). The area is prone to winter floods of fresh...
- channels such as the North and South Drains to be constructed. In 1803 the clyse at Highbridge, which had been built before 1485, was replaced and moved...
- (12.1 km) embanked channel, called the Sowy River, runs from Monks Leaze Clyse below Langport to the King's Sedgemoor Drain near Westonzoyland Airfield...
- meandered across the plain but have now been controlled by embanking and "clyses" (the local name for a sluice). Although underlain by much older Tri****ic...
- Durleigh Brook, which discharges into the River Parrett through St Saviour's Clyse. It dates from the Middle Ages and later known as the Lytel Mill, and ground...