Definition of aquastrata

aquastrata

noun

• A tsunami that is so large that the vadostrate has been made dry due to the volume of the wave of said tsunami, especially one which seperates a vade.

  Last edited on Sep 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 29 2024.

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