gulch
noun (gulch, gulches)
Everyday
A gulch is a deep, narrow valley cut out by running water, found especially in the American west. tree →
In the lessons
in cowboy and western tales, a place to hide, chase or fight
Examples
- The outlaws hid in the gulch until dark. tree →
- The riders went down into the gulch. tree →
- We will meet at the old gulch at noon. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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