[soh-luh-fluhk-shuh
n, sol-uh-] 
| so·li·fluc·tion (sō'lə-flŭk'shən, sŏl'ə-) n. The slow, downhill movement of soil or other material in areas typically underlain by frozen ground. [Latin solum, soil + Latin flūctiō, flūctiōn-, a flowing (from flūctus, past participle of fluere, to flow; see bhleu- in Indo-European roots).] |