gutter Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- unacceptable
- naughty
- wanton
- suggestive
- lascivious
- disgusting
- crude
- offensive
- unprintable
- infamous
- indecent
- broad
- locker-room
- smutty
- unwanted
- off
- obnoxious
- abusive
- ribald
- trashy
- undesirable
- profane
- bawdy
- x-rated
- lewd
- wicked
- impure
- raunchy
- stag
- unpleasant
- coarse
Weak:
- objectionable
- porny
- earthy
- reprehensible
- loathsome
- debasing
- hard-core
- revolting
- unwelcome
- scurrilous
- soft
- salacious
- louche
- scatological
- censurable
- barnyard
- kinky
- salty
- immodest
- off-colored
- repellant
- blamable
- gamy
- exceptionable
- repulsive
- off-color
- distasteful
- indecorous
- indelicate
- gamey
- abhorrent
- blameworthy
- repugnant
- coarse-grained
- perverse
- perverted
- unbecoming
- depraved
- racy
- repellent
- low
- risqu-
- atrocious
Strongest:
- staid
- prim
- decent
- prim
- polite
- victorian
- polite
- decent
- staid
- puritanical
- wholesome
- respectable
- correct
- clean
- prudish
- proper
- respectable
- clean
- puritanical
- correct
- victorian
- proper
- wholesome
- prudish
Strong:
- seemly
- g-rated
- welcome
- pleasant
- nice
- becoming
- nonobscene
- appropriate
- g-rated
- decorous
- seemly
- inoffensive
- straightlaced
- fit
- inoffensive
- innocuous
- innocuous
- pleasing
- priggish
- straitlaced
- nice
- pleasant
- perfect
- pleasing
- agreeable
- genteel
- becoming
- perfect
- priggish
- agreeable
- straightlaced
- genteel
- desirable
- suitable
- acceptable
- meet
- suitable
- appropriate
- pure
- straitlaced
- meet
- desirable
- welcome
- acceptable
- decorous
- pure
- nonobscene
- fit
Weak:
gutter Meaning
gutter (n)
a channel along the eaves or on the roof; collects and carries away rainwater
misfortune resulting in lost effort or money
a worker who guts things (fish or buildings or cars etc.)
a tool for gutting fish
gutter (v)
burn unsteadily, feebly, or low; flicker
flow in small streams
wear or cut gutters into
provide with gutters
gutter (n.)
A channel at the eaves of a roof for conveying away the rain; an eaves channel; an eaves trough.
A small channel at the roadside or elsewhere, to lead off surface water.
Any narrow channel or groove; as, a gutter formed by erosion in the vent of a gun from repeated firing.
gutter (v. t.)
To cut or form into small longitudinal hollows; to channel.
To supply with a gutter or gutters.
gutter (v. i.)
To become channeled, as a candle when the flame flares in the wind.
gutter Sentence Examples
- The water gushed down the gutter, creating a thunderous roar.
- The gutter was clogged with fallen leaves, causing a blockage.
- The birds perched on the edge of the gutter, chirping merrily.
- The stray cat sought shelter in the gutter during the rainstorm.
- The gutter was a breeding ground for mosquitoes, posing a health hazard.
- The old house had dilapidated gutters that needed immediate repair.
- The sidewalk was flooded due to a broken gutter.
- The gutters on the roof directed rainwater into a rain barrel for conservation.
- The gutter cleaner used a ladder to reach the obstructed gutter.
- The gutter was lined with a layer of algae, making it appear green and slimy.
FAQs About the word gutter
a channel along the eaves or on the roof; collects and carries away rainwater, misfortune resulting in lost effort or money, a worker who guts things (fish or b
vulgar, obscene, filthy, dirty, pornographic, foul, nasty, gross, blue, unacceptable
staid, prim, decent, prim, polite, Victorian, polite, decent, staid, puritanical
The water gushed down the gutter, creating a thunderous roar.
The gutter was clogged with fallen leaves, causing a blockage.
The birds perched on the edge of the gutter, chirping merrily.
The stray cat sought shelter in the gutter during the rainstorm.
