flawn
/flɔn/Definitions
1. noun
A shallow or sluggish stream of water, especially one that is dry except during periods of rainfall.
“The hikers followed the flawn, which was dry and cracked, until they came across a small oasis.”
2. verb
To flow or move sluggishly, especially in a stream or river.
“The water flawned slowly across the riverbed, creating a series of shallow pools.”