Difference between Water Chute and Catchwork

WATER CHUTE vs CATCHWORK: NOUN

Chute with flowing water down which toboggans and tubes and people slide into a pool

A simple irrigation system, used on sloping land, in which water from a stream or spring is fed in at the top and allowed to trickle down over a number of artificial terraces.
A work or artificial water-course for throwing water on lands that lie on the slopes of hills; a catchdrain.
Any mechanical appliance used to arrest motion by means of ratchets, pawls, dogs, and friction gripping-surfaces.
An artificial watercourse or series of watercourses for irrigating such lands as lie on the declivities of hills; a catch-drain. Also called catchwater.

Slope, Swingboat, Control surface, Declivous, Sky dive, Flume, Air shaft, Declivitous, Tobogganist, Parachute, Water wing, Waterfall, Water jump, Box canyon, Chute

Jantu, Streamful, Cantharus, Suspiral, Break water, Indraught, Fluviometer, Waterage, Watermanship, Body of water, Watershoot, Corrivation, Catchwater, Water meadow, Catchdrain

Bungee, Batardeau, Slope, Swingboat, Control surface, Declivous, Sky dive, Flume, Air shaft, Declivitous, Tobogganist, Parachute, Water wing, Water jump, Box canyon

Jantu, Streamful, Cantharus, Suspiral, Break water, Indraught, Fluviometer, Waterage, Watermanship, Body of water, Watershoot, Corrivation, Catchwater, Water meadow, Catchdrain