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gulley

1 American  
[guhl-ee] / ˈgʌl i /

noun

plural

gulleys
  1. gully.


gulley 2 American  
[guhl-ee, gool-ee] / ˈgʌl i, ˈgʊl i /

noun

Scot. and North England.

plural

gulleys
  1. gully.


Example Sentences

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"As we left the scene, the tide had already begun to fill the gulley - a surreal reminder of just how close this call was," they added.

From BBC

He had planned to ski Y Gulley or Diagonal Gulley from the Cairngorm Plateau.

From BBC

The photo taken by Dr Jason Gulley, who is also a geologist, is among several highly commended in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

From BBC

“If it’s not integrated with a crisis response system that can be pushed electronically to the dispatch center and police, then it’s probably not going to mean anything to them in the first minutes,” said Jeremy Gulley, the school system superintendent of Jay County, Indiana, which uses a Centegix mapping and alert system.

From Seattle Times

Roughly 10 million cubic metres of earth fell suddenly from a gulley onto the Copler mine site on Tuesday.

From BBC