shutes Antonyms
Meaning of shutes
shutes
parachute, spinnaker, to go in or as if in a chute, an inclined plane, sloping channel, or passage down or through which things may pass, to utilize a chute (as by passing ore down it), fall sense 6b, parachute entry 1 sense 1, a quick descent (as in a river), to convey by a chute
shutes Sentence Examples
- The roller coaster's shutes plunged down at exhilarating speeds, sending riders screaming with joy.
- Firefighters used shutes to escape from the burning building, their bodies sliding down the metal tubes.
- The children squealed with delight as they slid down the plastic shutes at the playground.
- The waterpark's massive shutes offered a refreshing respite from the summer heat.
- The ski resort's chairlift shutes carried skiers to the top of the mountain.
- The sewage shutes in the city were a necessary evil, transporting waste to treatment plants.
- Ammunition shutes supplied bullets to anti-aircraft guns during the war.
- The coal shutes at the power plant were responsible for feeding the massive boilers.
- The garbage shutes in apartment buildings made it easy for residents to dispose of their waste.
- The cargo shutes on aircrafts allowed for the quick and efficient delivery of supplies to remote areas.
FAQs About the word shutes
parachute, spinnaker, to go in or as if in a chute, an inclined plane, sloping channel, or passage down or through which things may pass, to utilize a chute (as
rapids,shoots, flumes, cascades, waterfalls, falls,white waters
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The roller coaster's shutes plunged down at exhilarating speeds, sending riders screaming with joy.
Firefighters used shutes to escape from the burning building, their bodies sliding down the metal tubes.
The children squealed with delight as they slid down the plastic shutes at the playground.
The waterpark's massive shutes offered a refreshing respite from the summer heat.
