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Meaning of gurry
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gurry (n.)
An alvine evacuation; also, refuse matter.
A small fort.
gurry Sentence Examples
- The fisherman's hands were caked with gurry, the pungent odor of fish viscera lingering in the air.
- The deck of the fishing boat was slippery with gurry, creating a hazard for the crew.
- The gurry from the freshly caught tuna attracted a swarm of hungry seagulls.
- The stench of gurry filled the processing plant, a testament to the scale of the fishing operation.
- The fishermen would often discard gurry into the ocean, creating a nutrient-rich ecosystem for marine life.
- The gurry contained valuable enzymes that were used in the production of fishmeal.
- The biologist collected samples of gurry to study the health of the local fish population.
- The disposal of gurry was a major environmental concern for coastal communities.
- The researchers developed a method to convert gurry into a renewable energy source.
- The gurry-infused water created a bioluminescent glow in the ocean at night, a mesmerizing sight.
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An alvine evacuation; also, refuse matter., A small fort.
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The fisherman's hands were caked with gurry, the pungent odor of fish viscera lingering in the air.
The deck of the fishing boat was slippery with gurry, creating a hazard for the crew.
The gurry from the freshly caught tuna attracted a swarm of hungry seagulls.
The stench of gurry filled the processing plant, a testament to the scale of the fishing operation.
