Gutters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUTTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GUTTER, to form channels for draining off water
• (of a candle or flame) flicker and burn unsteadily.
• make channels or furrows in (something)
• flow in streams
NOUN:
• a shallow trough fixed beneath the edge of a roof for carrying off rainwater.
• a channel at the side of a street for carrying off rainwater.
• used to refer to a poor or squalid existence or environment
• a groove or channel for flowing liquid.
• a channel on either side of a lane in a bowling alley.
• the blank space between facing pages of a book or between adjacent columns of type or stamps in a sheet.

Words related to GUTTERS

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How to use GUTTERS in a sentence

• Search the gutters and all the trees and hedges along the road.
• They hunted their food in gutters and dirt heaps, and made the most of all the rubbish that the black rats did not deign to take care of.
• They went stumbling over cellar doors, and wading through gutters, till they arrived in Front street, where Mr.
• Save for the dismal sound of rain, and the trickling of water along the gutters, all about me was silent.
• Past Vachel, scene of a recent skirmish, with many dead in the gutters, they were overtaken by Falmouth himself, and stood at the roadside to afford his troop passage.
• Withinside it is fibrous and soft and, when hollowed out, being of the nature of a pipe, is well adapted to the purpose of gutters or channels to convey water.
• When a new vineyard is made, they plant the vines in gutters about four feet apart.
• Solemnly, in Indian file, they passed down the trails among the sand hills, worn into gutters by their continuous hoofs.
• The gutters and the roadway are lined with filth, and from the dark, dingy houses comes up the most sickening stench.
• They lay piled over each other, and the pavement and gutters streamed with blood.
• Sweeping gutters and picking papers and bits of stew from the street.
• A little dry earth or muck is also used in the stable, scattering it twice a day in the gutters and under the hind legs of the cows.
• He heard it in gurgling rivulets along the gutters overhead.
• Instead, there were narrow, dirty lanes and open gutters.
• The publisher hesitated for an awful moment, and then decided that he could wait no more, and that the boys must sell the papers in the usual way from the pavements and gutters.
• In the warm, Summer evenings, men in shirt-sleeves sit on the front steps and stolidly smoke, while children pile up sand in the streets and play in the gutters.
• He slept in the cellar of one of its poorest tenement houses, and lived in the gutters.
• The only trouble is that they themselves seem to know it only too well, and as they will not give us any of the sidewalk, we are obliged to admire them from the gutters.
• Blubber littered her iron deck, and slime drained along her gutters.
• The only sure salvation for gutters is to take them down and lay them away in a cool, dry place.
• The advantages of disposing of the water in this way, dispensing with the gutters, are its economy and its permanence.
• Gutters made in this form should be so near the eaves that in case of accidental injury the water could not find its way inside the main walls.
• The whole hotel seemed wrapped in silence, the only sound the rushing of water in the gutters without.

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