streams

noun
UK /striːmz/
US /striːmz/

Small rivers of water that flow along the ground.

The children splashed in the cool streams near the forest.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Live or recorded data sent over the internet, like video or music.

She watched her favorite streams on the tablet.

3. Long, moving lines of something, such as light or people.

Streams of sunlight came through the window.

4. To flow or move continuously.

Tears streamed down his face.