By Rowan Brauer

the various mechanical  and chemical processes that cause exposed rock to decomposed.

any of the various weathering that cause physical change to rocks.

any of the various weathering processes that cause exposed rock to decompose chemically.

the state of being deposited or precipitated.

The process by which the surface of the earth is worn away by wind, water, waves etc.

the lifting and removal of small loose particles.

The process of scraping or wearing down by friction.

A wind storm, especially in the dessert,that blows along great clouds of sand.

A storm of strong winds and dust filled clouds.

A growth of trees serving as a shelter from wind.

A loamy deposit formed by wind.

A sand hill or sand ridge formed by the wind.

To graze land to a excess.

A rock slide or land slide.

To cultivate soil.

a ridge or mound.

a serpetine ridge of gravel and sandy drift

the material ,chiefly sand or gravel,deposited by melt water streams in front of glaciers.

a mass of rocks that have fallen

a flow of of mixed earth debris containing a large amount of water.