silt up



silt up

[for a body of water] to become filled with silt. The river moved too fast to silt up. The lake silted up in a very few years.
See also: up

silt up

v.
1. To become filled with silt: The old canal had silted up.
2. To fill, cover, or obstruct something with silt: River sediments gradually silted up the harbor. Parts of the creek were now too shallow for boats because the storm had silted it up.
See also: up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HasİP-Turkish
Theudelinda-Ancient Germanic
RichÁRd-Hungarian
Leon[lei'əun]
Ioudas-Biblical Greek
Polinapah-LEE-nah (Russian)Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian