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81gully — a common knife. N …
82gully-gully — …
83gully erosion — noun Date: 1928 soil erosion produced by running water …
84Gully Hole — South from Thames Street to the river. In Bridge Ward Within, west of London Bridge (O. and M. 1677 Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 182). Former names : Water Gate, Oyster Hulle (q.v.). In Strype s maps called Gally hole. See Le Hole.… …
85Gully-raker — (history) 1. person who steals stock; 2. stock whip …
86gully-raker — Australian Slang (history) 1. person who steals stock; 2. stock whip …
87Gully-root — Petiveria (E) …
88gully erosion — /ˈgʌli əroʊʒən/ (say gulee uhrohzhuhn) noun a form of soil erosion running along drainage lines, often causing deep channels which continue to be cut into the soil by water moving forward or by soil slumping off the sides …
89gully fern — /ˈgʌli fɜn/ (say gulee fern) noun a graceful tree fern, Cyathea cunninghamii, of New Zealand …
90gully trap — /ˈgʌli træp/ (say gulee trap) noun a water sealed trap through which the house drainage is connected to the external drains. Also, gulley trap …