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| Ditch
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A long narrow channel dug into the earth, as a trough for drainage or irrigation. |
| Ditch stake
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Survey stake used to identify the location of a potential ditch. |
| Dither
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Just a plain old utensil of any kind to make a hole in the ground to drop a seed into. |
| Diverge
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(1) To go in or change different directions from a common point. (2) Spreading out from a certain place. |
| Diversion
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Drainage ditch to direct the flow of water runoff. |
| Diversity factor
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The ratio of the sum of the noncoincidental maximum demands of two or more loads to their coincidental maximum demands for the same period. |
| Divert
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(1) To turn a thing aside from a certain direction. (2) To distract the attention of someone or something. (3) To amuse or entertain. |
| Diverter valve
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A device that changes the direction of water flow from one faucet to another. |
| Divestiture
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The surrender, voluntarily or involuntarily, of ownership of property or an interest, therein. Alternately, a court order to give up possession or the right to property such as in the case of an antitrust action. |
| Divide
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(1) To separate into parts or groups. (2) To split up or sever. (3) To give out in shares or to apportion. |
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