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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: CHR-CLI |
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CHUTP (Fr. for " fall," of water or the like; pronounced as " shoot,' with which in meaning it is identical) , a channel or trough, artificial or natural, down which objects such as timber, coal or grain may slide from a higher to a lower
Louisiana
Mississippi
island and the shore. The " Water-Chute " or water tobogganing , is aCanadian pastime, which has been popular in London and else;: where. A steep wooden slope terminates in a shallow lake; down this run flat -bottomed boats which rapidly increase their velocity until at the end of the " chute "they dash into the water.End of Article: CHUTP (Fr. for " fall," of water or the like; pronounced as " shoot,' with which in meaning it is identical) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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