withset
/ˈwɪθsɛt/Definitions
1. noun
A depression or hollow in a hill or in the ground, especially one that collects water.
“The old village had a natural withset that filled with rainwater during the monsoon season.”
2. verb
To become or be filled with water, typically in a withset or depression.
“The land withset during the heavy downpour, and the nearby crops were badly damaged.”