ravine
111ravine — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. gorge, gulf, canyon, gully, coulee, gap, notch. See interval. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. gully, gorge, canyon, gulch, arroyo, valley, gap, chasm, abyss, break, crevice, crevasse, coulee. III (Roget s 3… …
112ravine — A small stream channel; narrow, steep sided, commonly V shaped in cross section and larger than a gully, cut in unconsolidated materials. General synonym (not preferred) gulch. Compare: arroyo, draw, gully. HP …
113ravine — ra·vine || rÉ™ vɪËn n. steep narrow valley carved by running water, gorge …
114ravine — naiver …
115ravine — [rə vi:n] noun a deep, narrow gorge with steep sides. Derivatives ravined adjective Origin C18: from Fr., violent rush (see ravin) …
116ravine — n. Gorge, defile, deep pass, mountain cleft, gulch, gully …
117ravine — n chasm, gorge, cleft, canyon, abyss, gulf; crevasse, crevice, rift, fissure; defile, pass, Fr. couloir. gap, notch, Chiefly Scot. linn, dell; gulch, gully, Sp. arroyo, Sp. barranca. wadi; gullet, Brit. clough, ditch …
118ravine — ra·vine …
119ravine — [rəˈviːn] noun [C] a very deep narrow valley with steep sides …
120ravine — ra•vine [[t]rəˈvin[/t]] n. a narrow, steep sided valley typically eroded by running water • Etymology: 1775–85; < F; MF: torrent, OF: a violent rushing …