runoffgaps
nounUK /ˈrʌnɒf ɡæps/
US /ˈrʌnɔf ɡæps/
Small spaces where water flows away.
The farmer checked the runoffgaps after the heavy rain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Missing pieces of information in a report or record.
The auditor found runoffgaps in the financial statements.
3. Breaks in a continuous flow of data or traffic.
Network engineers patched the runoffgaps in the signal.
4. Openings left in a fence or barrier for animals to pass.
The park rangers cleared runoffgaps along the wildlife corridor.