gulch (Meaning)
gulch (n)
a narrow gorge with a stream running through it
gulch (n.)
Act of gulching or gulping.
A glutton.
A ravine, or part of the deep bed of a torrent when dry; a gully.
gulch (v. t.)
To swallow greedily; to gulp down.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gulch
gulch Sentence Examples
- The rugged gulch provided a natural obstacle for the hikers.
- The creek meandered through the deep gulch, creating picturesque waterfalls.
- Erosion had carved a treacherous gulch into the hillside.
- The narrow gulch was a haven for wildlife, offering protection and seclusion.
- The old mining road wound its way precariously along the edge of the gulch.
- The wind howled through the gulch, carrying with it the scent of distant storms.
- The gulch was a popular spot for rock climbers, offering challenging ascents.
- The sun cast long shadows across the gulch, illuminating its rugged beauty.
- The bridge spanned the gulch, providing a safe crossing for travelers.
- The gulch marked the boundary between two neighboring towns, creating a natural divide.
FAQs About the word gulch
a narrow gorge with a stream running through itAct of gulching or gulping., A glutton., A ravine, or part of the deep bed of a torrent when dry; a gully., To sw
gorge, ravine,canyon, valley, col, gap, ca-on, couloir,saddle, pass
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The rugged gulch provided a natural obstacle for the hikers.
The creek meandered through the deep gulch, creating picturesque waterfalls.
Erosion had carved a treacherous gulch into the hillside.
The narrow gulch was a haven for wildlife, offering protection and seclusion.
