Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gulley
Noun
/ˈɡʌli/
Definition
A gulley is a small, narrow valley or ravine, often formed by the erosion of water.
Examples
- The heavy rains caused several gulleys to form in the backyard.
- A gulley can sometimes be a good spot for finding unique plants.
- The hikers navigated through the steep gulleys in the forest.
Meaning
Gulley refers to a ditch or channel created by the flow of water, typically during heavy rains, which can lead to the washing away of soil and rocks.
Synonyms
- Ravine
- Drainage
- Gorge
- Channel
- Canyon
