creek's
Small stream's possession
Creek's is the possessive form of creek, a small stream of water narrower than a river.
It typically indicates something belonging to or associated with a creek: the creek's edge was lined with willows, the creek's water level dropped during the drought.
The word creek varies regionally—in British English it often means a narrow inlet, while in American and Australian English it's simply a small freshwater stream.
waterway
Of a brook
- channel'sOf a passage
- banksFinancial institutions or riversides
- current'sBelonging to the flow
- mouth'sOf the speaking cavity
headwaters · rapids · shallows · ford's
landscape
Possessed by low terrain
- basin'sPossessive of vessel
- meadow'sOf a grassy field
- clearing'sForest opening's possessive
- canyon'sBelonging to deep ravine
stream's
Of a brook
mouth's · headwaters · rapids · shallows · ford's
valley's
Possessed by low terrain
- basin'sPossessive of vessel
- meadow'sOf a grassy field
- clearing'sForest opening's possessive
habitat's
Natural dwelling's possessive
land's
Possessive of ground
- up the creekSlang for predicament
- creek bedFloor of small waterway
- up a creek without a paddleFacing difficulty, lacking resources
- creek bottom
- up a creek
- up shit creek