bungwall
/ˈbʌŋwɒl/Definitions
1. noun
A wall or embankment built to protect land from flooding or to enclose a field, particularly one made of earth or mud.
“The farmer built a bungwall to prevent the nearby river from flooding his crops.”
1. noun
A wall or embankment built to protect land from flooding or to enclose a field, particularly one made of earth or mud.
“The farmer built a bungwall to prevent the nearby river from flooding his crops.”