MILLRACE

the current of water that drives a mill wheel, or the channel in which it runs. Used figuratively in this lecture. —2nd Lecture on Clearing Methodology Approved 25.2.91

the current of water that drives a mill wheel, or the channel in which it runs. Used figuratively in this lecture. Now, when a person moves in, when this person first appears, if you have somebody on a reception desk who won't handle the person's problems, then you again have this sort of a millrace.

the current of water that drives a mill wheel, or the channel in which it runs. Used figuratively in this lecture. Now, when a person moves in, when this person first appears, if you have somebody on a reception desk who won't handle the person's problems, then you again have this sort of a millrace.