What is another word for debris flow?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛbɹiː flˈə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Debris flow is a term used to describe a type of natural disaster where a combination of water and loose debris flows down a mountain slope or narrow valley in a fast and destructive manner. However, there are other terms used to describe this phenomenon, including mudslide, landslide, rockfall, and avalanche. Mudslide refers specifically to a flow of water and mud, while landslide involves the movement of rock and soil. Rockfall refers to the fast movement of rocks only, and avalanche refers to an unnaturally triggered snow or ice flow. While each term has its unique characteristics, they are all destructive forces of nature that can cause severe damage to human settlements and infrastructure.
