Groin definition

Groin means a barrier type of structure extending from the stream bank into a waterbody for the purpose of the protection of a shoreline and adjacent uplands by influencing the movement of water or deposition of materials.
Groin means a structure built of rock, steel, timber, or concrete that extends across a beach into tidal waters and is used to entrap sand in the longshore transport system; groins are generally perpendicular to the shoreline's coastal trend.
Groin means a barrier type structure extending from the backshore into the water across the beach. The purpose of a groin is to interrupt sediment movement along the shore.

Examples of Groin in a sentence

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  • Groin DUE TO THE HAZARDS AND RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ANY CONSTRUCTION SITE, WE REQUIRE EVERY VISITOR TO THE SITE TO BE ALERT FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY AND TO SIGN A WRITTEN WAIVER AND RELEASE ABSOLVING THE OWNER AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT OF ANY AND ALL RESPONSIBILITY IN CONNECTION WITH ALL RISKS ENCOUNTERED AT THE SITE.

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More Definitions of Groin

Groin means a wall-like structure built seaward from the shore to build or preserve an accretion beach by trapping littoral sand drift on the updrift side.
Groin means a wall-like structures built seaward from the shore to build or preserve an accretion beach by trapping littoral sand drift on the updraft side.
Groin means a shore protection structure built (usually perpendicular to the shoreline) to trap littoral drift or retard erosion of the shore.
Groin means a barrier type of structure extending from the stream bank into
Groin means a barrier type of structure that extends from the stream bank into a waterbody for the purpose of the protection of a shoreline and adjacent uplands by influencing the movement of water or deposition of materials. Groins may serve a variety of functions, including bank protection, pool formation, and increased roughness, and may include rock structures, debris jams, or pilings that collect wood debris. See also “Weir.”
Groin means a barrier-type structure extending from, and usually perpendicular to, the backshore into a water body. Its purpose is to protect a shoreline and adjacent upland by influencing the movement of water and/or deposition of materials. This is accomplished by building or preserving an accretion beach on its updrift side by trapping littoral drift. A groin is relatively narrow in width but varies greatly in length. A groin is sometimes built in a series as a system and may be permeable or impermeable, high or low, and fixed or adjustable.
Groin is a barrier-type structure extending from the backshore or stream bank into a waterbody for the purpose of the protection of a shoreline and adjacent upland by influencing the movement of water and/or deposition of materials.