| wavetrain | | sudden and rapid movement of material downslope |
| horns | | bowl like depression formed when glacial ice cuts into mountain walls |
| moraine | | mounds of wind deposited sand |
| barrierspit | | current that travels near and parallel to shoreline |
| beach | | extremely slow mass movement downslope |
| glacialdrift | | huge continuous mass of ice;Antarctica |
| rockfall | | time between breaking waves |
| angleofrepose | | place where land and water meet |
| cirque | | removal of fine sediment by wind |
| mudflow | | column remaining after erosion of mainland |
| creep | | underwater exposed ridge of sand |
| arete | | forms after erosion of sea cave cuts through completely |
| waveperiod | | exposed sandbar connected to shoreline |
| seacliff | | South Padre is one of these |
| seaarch | | jagged ridges formed between cirques |
| deflation | | sharp pyramide shaped peaks formed when cirque glaciers erode |
| shoreline | | breaking waves |
| till | | skipping,bouncing movement of sand sized particles |
| barrierisland | | most common till deposit |
| dunes | | unsorted rock material depostied by ice when it melts |
| contintental | | groups of waves |
| seastack | | area of shoreline made up of material deposited by waves |
| saltation | | steepest angle at which loose material will not slide downslope |
| sandbar | | formed when waves erode and undercut rock producing steep slopes |
| surf | | glacier formed in mountainous area |
| longshore | | Missing phrase2 - 28 |
| landslide | | all material carried and depostied by glaciers |
| alpineglacier | | rapid movement of a large mass of mud |
