What is another word for glacier mill?
Pronunciation: [ɡlˈe͡ɪʃə mˈɪl] (IPA) 
A glacier mill, also known as a moulin or a glacial pothole, is a cylindrical, vertical hole formed in a glacier by meltwater. There are several other synonyms for the term glacier mill, varying based on the location or context of use. In some regions, the term glacier cauldron is used, while in others, it is referred to as a krummholz cave. The term moulin is often used in France and Quebec. Similarly, the term glacial pothole is more commonly used in regions of North America. Some other synonyms include ice pit, ice shaft, and glacial well. Despite varying names, all of these terms refer to the unique geological formations formed by the meltwater that flows through glaciers.
