How to pronounce “ponor”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (geology) A natural surface opening associated with karst.

Practice Nearby Words

footcave, karst, cave, nook, pongo, cove, cavus, karstification, outcrop, crater, maar, couloir, nook or cranny, pseudocrater, counterboring, alcove, croft, cloof, vallecula, crypt, cavemouth, slot canyon, cenote, nook and cranny, bowl, crevasse, gorge, kegelkarst, cornice, cavity, conchoid, cienaga, cavern, volcanoe, cryptoportico, cat hole, cavum, oscule, chimney, cataract bog, chap, issue, cranny, cleft, portculles, lacunar, lunette, cat-hole, incavation, watercleft, concha, machicolation, pseudochannel, crimp, core hole, wroo, alveolation, crotovine, cirque, corona, cupola, canion, squeeze, cañada, conceptacle, cratering, portculleis, keyhole, crest, clough, crena, lacunule, occlusion, coffer, metaloph, crenula, canyon, craterlet, corrie, nose, neck, incisure, portcluse, coffin, laccolith, cloud canal, cusping, cope, creephole, cuesta, vicariance, caving, carso, camouflet, nook and corner, circumerosion, lavacicle, cupping, caldera, crapaudine

Similar Sounds

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