cascadel (kaskad)

i.; pret. and pp. cas caded, ppr. cascading. [ In the middle of a large octagon piece of water stands an obelisk of near seventy feet, for a Jet-d'Eau to cascade from the top of it. Defoe , Tour thro' G. Britain, II. 218. The town [of Subiaco]. is built on a kind of cone rising from the midst of a valley, with a superb mountain horizon around it, and the green Anio cascading at its feet. Lowell, Fireside Travels, p. 271.