Definitions

1. noun

A type of landscape feature formed by the accumulation of soil and sediment in a low-lying area, often near a river.

“The paulopast in the valley was home to a variety of flora and fauna.”

2. verb

To move or drift slowly through a liquid or a mass of particles, often in a curved or winding path.

“The sediment paulopasted through the still water, creating a unique pattern on the lake floor.”

3. adjective

Describing something that is slow-moving or drifting through a liquid or a mass of particles, often in a curved or winding path.

“The paulopastic current carried the leaves downstream, creating a beautiful display of colors and textures.”