water conduit

Acequias — pronounced ah-SEH-kee-ahs — borrow their name from the Arabic term for water conduit, al-sāqiya.

The same edition of The Post showed anti-sabotage fencing going up along a water conduit in Cabin John, part of a 17-mile network of fencing being quickly installed around Washington.

Because nearby MacArthur Boulevard rests atop the main water conduit into the city, there are weight restrictions on the road.

Found in ancient water conduit near Mojave, Hackberry, Ariz. V. rare and curious.

Its completion was celebrated in the enemy's camp by the blaring of trumpets, and beating of drums, and what I had foretold came to pass; the arquebusier mounted to the top of the wall, adjusted his arquebuse on its forked rest, and prepared to take aim at our water conduit.