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Gully
Noun:
- A deep ditch or ravine, usually formed by the erosion of water.
- The hiker slipped and fell into a steep gully.
- A narrow channel or watercourse, often at the side of a road, used to drain water.
- Make sure the gully beside the road is clear to prevent flooding.
- (slang) A difficult or dangerous situation.
- She found herself in a financial gully after losing her job.
Verb:
- (transitive) To form gullies in; erode deeply.
- The heavy rainwater gullied the soil in the backyard.
- (transitive, cricket) To cause a batsman to be out by a gully fielder catching the ball before it hits the ground.
- The bowler skillfully gullied the batsman, resulting in an early dismissal.
Adjective:
- (slang) Popular or well-liked.
- That new song is gully! Everyone is loving it.
- (local) Pertaining to or characteristic of a particular local area.
- The restaurant serves gully dishes inspired by the local cuisine.
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