Ditches and Roads

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Roads and ditches are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Roads" instead a noun "Ditches".

Roads noun - A partly sheltered anchorage.

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Ditches and roads are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ditches" instead a noun "Roads".

When the citizens asks how they're going to get food, due to the roads being blocked by their rivals in Old Springfield, Homer says "Now, the following breeds of dog are edible..." He doesn't get further as every single person in New Springfield jumps the wall and ditches him.

Source: Reduced to Ratburgers
He'd helped lay mundane roads, dug ditches, learned how to plaster a wall.

Source: Jack-of-All-Trades
A group of prisoners are shackled together, usually at the ankles, to perform acts of grueling physical labor, such as digging ditches, building or cleaning roads, and chipping stone, as a form of punishment.

Source: Working on the Chain Gang

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