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buddle

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bud·dle  (bdl)
n.
An inclined trough in which crushed ore is washed with running water to flush away impurities.
[Probably from Low German buddeln, to agitate.]
buddle [ˈbʌdəl]
n
(Mining & Quarrying) a sloping trough in which ore is washed
vb
(Mining & Quarrying) (tr) to wash (ore) in a buddle
[of unknown origin]
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