Stream and Valve

Stream

Stream noun - A natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth.

Valve and stream are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Valve" instead a noun "Stream".

Valve

Valve noun - A fixture for controlling the flow of a liquid.
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Stream and valve are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stream" instead a noun "Valve".

Nearby Word: valvular

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  • Left 4 Dead fan and mapmaker Matthew Lourdelet impressed Valve so much with his map pack "Evil Eyes" that they officially hired him to create the "Cold Stream" campaign, and added it to their official rotation of online maps.
  • The Cold Stream DLC had been delayed for several months, causing Xbox 360 players to blame Valve for delaying the DLC for so long and demand that they should be allowed to help in testing the beta for free or release the DLC for free.
  • Not only Valve has to make sure Cold Stream can run on the Xbox 360 without trouble, but Microsoft's DLC policies prevent Valve from giving Xbox 360 owners constant updates for a beta product and it is Microsoft that determines the pricing for DLC, not Valve.
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