culver
/ˈkʌlvər/Definitions
1. noun
A type of bird, especially the Eurasian and American golden-eyes, or a hole in the ground, typically made by a bird such as a moorhen or a coot.
“The culver of the moorhen was an important habitat for the local ecosystem.”
2. noun
A device for filtering or purifying liquids, especially a chamber in which a liquid is clarified by passing it through a porous medium.
“The water treatment plant included a series of culvers to remove impurities.”