gully¹ or sometimes gulley /gulˈi/

1. A channel worn by running water, as on a mountainside
2. A ravine
3. A ditch
4. A narrow channel or gutter, eg at the side of a tenpin bowling lane, or as a street drain, etc
5. A grooved rail, as for a tramway
6. A fielding position on the offside, between point and slips, or a player in this position (cricket)

To wear a gully or channel in

gullˈied adjective

gullˈy-hole noun

A passage by which a gutter discharges into a drain

gullˈy-hunter noun

A person who picks up things from gutters

gullˈy-raker noun (Aust)

A cattle thief

gully² or gulley /gulˈi/ (chiefly Scot)

A big knife

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