Gutter
81gutter n — regatta n …
82gutter — n. Channel, conduit, kennel …
83gutter — n drain, sewer, cloaca, culvert, conduit; duct, O v. Eng. aqueduct, watercourse, canal, channel, flume; trough, eaves trough, open tube, trench, ditch, Brit. sough; shoot, hole, furrow, groove, race, rut, chase; spout, gargoyle, watersprout,… …
84gutter — gut·ter …
85gutter — noun Syn: drain, trough, trench, ditch, sluice, sewer, channel, conduit, pipe …
86gutter — Auwaha (ditch); alu (ravine); pulumi (as on a house) …
87gutter — / gʌtə/ noun the area where the two pages meet in a book or magazine. It can be left blank as a centre margin, or can be printed across to form a double page spread …
88gutter — [1] The recessed part on a truck rim base that holds the lock ring in place. [2] A channel at the edge of a road to carry away rainwater. [3] A thin U shaped channel on the sides of the roof of a car or truck to prevent water on the roof from… …
89gutter — A long receptacle and conduit hung on a building to catch the eavesdrip. A narrow ditch along the side of a street or highway for drainage …
90gutter out — intransitive verb Date: 1875 1. to become gradually weaker and then go out < the candle guttered out > 2. to end feebly or undramatically < his screen career had slowly guttered out > …