Difference between Brim Over and Alluvial Fan

BRIM OVER vs ALLUVIAL FAN: NOUN

A cone-shaped heap of alluvium deposited by a river.
A fan-shaped accumulation of alluvium deposited at the mouth of a ravine or at the juncture of a tributary stream with the main stream.
A fan-shaped deposit where a fast flowing stream flattens out

Catchdrain, Floodage, Pour down, Rainspout, Flood, Demersion, Outswell, Exundate, Landflood, Overflowingly, Overbrim, Run over, Well over, Overrun, Overflow

Atterration, Water meadow, Body of water, Landflood, Geosynclinal, Kettle hole, Atterrate, Diluvium, Geological process, Peperino, Natural elevation, Interfluve, Geological phenomenon, Natural depression, Alluvial cone

Diluvium, Abound in, Catchdrain, Floodage, Pour down, Rainspout, Flood, Demersion, Outswell, Exundate, Landflood, Overflowingly, Overbrim, Overrun, Overflow

Fluviometer, Atterration, Water meadow, Body of water, Landflood, Geosynclinal, Kettle hole, Atterrate, Diluvium, Geological process, Peperino, Natural elevation, Interfluve, Geological phenomenon, Natural depression

She removed a black hat from a rack on the wall and stood in front of the mirror, tilting the brim over her brow.
The skill to know how to look good, sound good and brim over with confidence in virtually any job interview you encounter.

Pleistocene alluvial fan surface is labeled in the upper center of the same right panel.
The Pigeon Creek alluvial fan is within the IDP Area in both jurisdictions.
The source of the alluvial fan in Brgy.
Alpine alluvial fan and an Alpine piedmont braided river.
Potrero alluvial fan, Pinatubo Volcano, using a decade of remote sensing data.
Aggregate deposit on the alluvial fan created by Lone Tree Creek.
Ancient alluvial fan sequences may also be hydrocarbon reservoirs.
Immature vs Mature rivers, meander, oxbows, alluvial fan.
Alluvial fan deltas, as seen in their name, avulse frequently and more closely approximate an ideal fan shape.
Most of the piedmont is covered by Quaternary alluvial fan, terrace, and channel deposits transported by alluvial systems that originate from adjacent Trigo Mountains.