RIPPLE-MARKS
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 28
The peculiar undulated marks, which the receding waves leave on the sea beach, and which are occasionally found in some of the older strata of rocks, and are considered as announcing a similar action at a remote period. The wind blowing over a sandy district sometimes occasions a similar appearance. [s. 1078]
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