northernstream
nounUK /ˈnɔː.ðən.striːm/
US /ˈnɔːr.ðɚn.striːm/
A stream of water that flows in the north.
The northernstream was cold and clear as it ran through the snowy valley.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A cold wind or air current coming from the north.
A sharp northernstream blew across the frozen lake.
3. A northward-flowing current in the sea or sky.
Sailors watched the northernstream carry warm water toward the pole.
4. A channel of northern data or traffic moving in one direction.
The northernstream of messages reached the station before dawn.