bottom floor
101ocean floor — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. sea bed, bottom of the sea, offshore lands; see sea bottom …
102glacial-valley floor — The comparatively flat bottom of a mountain valley predominantly mantled by till but which can grade from glacial scour (scoured rock outcrop) near its head to a thick mantle of till, and ultimately merging with alluvium or colluvium further… …
103touch bottom — reach the bottom, touch the floor; reach the lowest level …
104cirque floor — The comparatively level bottom of a cirque, thinly mantled with till and consisting of glacially scoured knolls and hillocks separated by depressions, flat areas and small lakes (tarn); commonly it is bounded by a slightly elevated rock lip at …
105trough bottom — (not preferred) refer to glacial valley floor …
106the floor — permission to speak; flat surface at the bottom of the room on which one walks …
107ocean floor — /oʊʃən ˈflɔ/ (say ohshuhn flaw) noun Geology the bottom of the ocean, characterised by underwater mountains, plains, and abysses …
108sea·floor — /ˈsiːˌfloɚ/ noun, pl floors [count] : the ground that is at the bottom of the sea usually singular a sunken ship lying on the seafloor …
109Storey — Ground floor redirects here. For the bottom floor of a building with no basement, see solid ground floor. For other uses, see Storey (disambiguation). A storey (British English) or story (American English) is any level part of a building that… …
110Yateley School — Infobox School2 name = Yateley School | motto = established = 1960 s type = Secondary School| head name = Headmaster head = William Sarell city = Yateley state = Hampshire country = UK campus = Yateleystudents = Senior 1500, Junior 0| colour =… …
