val|ley — «VAL ee», noun, plural leys. 1. lowland between hills or mountains and usually having a river or stream flowing along its bottom. SYNONYM(S): vale, dale, glen, dell. 2. a wide region of generally flat, low country drained by a great river system … Useful english dictionary
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