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Meaning gutter meaning

What does gutter mean?

gutter

— noun a channel along the eaves or on the roof; collects and carries away rainwater — noun a tool for gutting fish — noun (= sewer, toilet) misfortune resulting in lost effort or money his career was in the gutter all that work went down the sewer pensions are in the toilet — noun a worker who guts things (fish or buildings or cars etc.) — verb burn unsteadily, feebly, or low; flicker The cooling lava continued to gutter toward lower ground — verb flow in small streams Tears guttered down her face — verb wear or cut gutters into The heavy rain guttered the soil — verb provide with gutters gutter the buildings

Synonyms gutter synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as gutter?

gutter English » English

ditch drain trench sewer channel spout gully canal trough sluice watercourse moat groove eaves downspout chute waterspout water trough water pipe trickle down toilet stream small canal run rainspout pour launder irrigation canal gutter spout flute flow drainage ·rocker wrecker wink well out waver waterway waste pipe waste vessel ventilator scoop ventilation orifice ventilation opening vent valley unsavory twinkle tube trickle

Topics gutter topics

What do people use gutter to talk about?
States Quality Texture

Furrow
Work and occupation Working with buildings Parts of a building

Roof

Conjugation gutter conjugation

How do you conjugate gutter?

gutter · verb

Examples gutter examples

How do I use gutter in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Some good-for-nothing at this gutter paper here, spread this mare's nest.

Movie subtitles

I'll show you who's gonna finish up in the gutter.
Some day you'll fall in the gutter. Right where the horses have been standing, where you belong.
After I pick you out of the gutter, this is the thanks that I get.
Out in the gutter.
I'll not have any of your filthy gutter ways on board my ship!
I pulled you up out of the gutter.
I'll tell you something else. If you don't stop being so easygoing with money you'll land in the gutter before you're through.
You're gutter lions.
I, who worked for you! Took you out the chorus let you out of the gutter.
That's how I got on top, and scum like this is still in the gutter.
Why didn't I stay in the gutter where I was well-off?
He can lie in the gutter for all I care.
Boys, sweep them out of the gutter.
Well, sweep out the gutter.
Some day you'll fall in the gutter.
Have you tried the gutter?
Julie will have her baby in the gutter, that's all.
I want to stow away enough to keep me out of the gutter.
I took you out of the gutter and gave you a career. Made a first-class pickpocket out of you. And this is your gratitude!
If you don't stop being so easygoing with money you'll land in the gutter before you're through.
A very handy little gutter.
Who's. Uh, gutter.
Oh. Why didn't I stay in the gutter where I was well-off?
They'll at least take him from the gutter and teach him a useful trade.
Gutter.
He's lying outside the house in the gutter.
If you leave me alone I'll land in the gutter again.
I was merely going to remark in all innocence that my family can remember when your family climbed out of the gutter. Come, mrs.
Another hat? Well I, I admit I am not so rich that I can afford to throw them in the gutter.
You're like a leaf that the wind blows from one gutter to another.
No, we're all in the gutter.
To let him kick you into the gutter again?
We make no room for beggars or gutter thieves.

News and current affairs

With financial vulnerability everywhere, how can we be confident that the US, and the whole world, will not end up like Japan - one day on top of the world, the next day in the gutter.

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