Gullet
21gullet — gul·let || gÊŒlɪt n. throat; esophagus …
22gullet — noun the passage by which food passes from the mouth to the stomach; the oesophagus. Origin ME: from OFr. goulet, dimin. of goule throat , from L. gula …
23gullet — n. Oesophagus, gorge …
24gullet — noun (C) the tube through which food goes down your throat …
25gullet — n 1. esophagus, throat, pharynx, crop, craw. 2. ditch, trench, channel, drain, culvert, run; gully, gulch, ravine, gorge, flume …
26gullet — gul·let …
27gullet — n.; see oesophagus …
28gullet — gul•let [[t]ˈgʌl ɪt[/t]] n. 1) anat. the esophagus 2) anat. the throat or pharynx 3) geo a channel, ravine, or cut 4) bui a concavity between two sawteeth • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME golet < OF goulet « L gula throat …
29gullet — /ˈgʌlət / (say guluht) noun 1. the oesophagus, or tube by which food and drink swallowed pass to the stomach. 2. the throat or pharynx. 3. something like the oesophagus. 4. a channel for water. 5. a preparatory cut in excavations. {Middle English …
30GULLET — Sıcaklık. * Susuzluk harareti …