ALL meanings of inlet
in·let
I i - noun inlet object: let in 1
- noun inlet act of letting in 1
- transitive verb inlet let sth in 1
- noun inlet A small arm of the sea, a lake, or a river. 1
- noun inlet an indentation of a shoreline, usually long and narrow; small bay or arm. 1
- noun inlet a narrow passage between islands. 1
- noun inlet a place of admission; entrance. 1
- noun inlet something put in or inserted. 1
- verb with object inlet to put in; insert. 1
- noun inlet small bay 1
- noun inlet valve 1
- noun inlet entrance 1
- countable noun inlet An inlet is a narrow strip of water which goes from a sea or lake into the land. 0
- countable noun inlet An inlet is a part of a machine through which a flow of liquid enters. 0
- noun inlet a narrow inland opening of the coastline 0
- noun inlet an entrance or opening 0
- noun inlet the act of letting someone or something in 0
- noun inlet something let in or inserted 0
- noun inlet a passage, valve, or part through which a substance, esp a fluid, enters a device or machine 0
- noun inlet (as modifier) 0
- verb inlet to insert or inlay 0
- verb transitive inlet to inlay or insert 0
- noun inlet a narrow strip of water extending into a body of land from a river, lake, ocean, etc.; small bay or creek 0
- noun inlet a narrow strip of water between islands 0
- noun inlet a stream, river, etc. that flows into a larger body of water, as a lake or pond 0
- noun inlet the act of letting something in 0
- noun inlet an entrance, opening, or passage 0
- noun inlet something inlaid or inserted 0
- noun inlet An inlet is a tube, valve, or other part through which a fluid enters a device or machine. 0