gulch

/ɡʌltʃ/

Definitions

1. noun

A deep, narrow ravine or gorge, typically formed by the erosive action of a river.

“The hikers had to navigate through the steep gulch to reach the waterfall.”

2. verb

To move or cause something to move quickly and forcefully, especially through a narrow or confined space.

“The river gulched through the canyon, carving out a deep path.”

3. verb

To remove or take something quickly and forcefully, especially from a confined space.

“The firefighters had to gulch the burning debris from the building.”

Synonyms

  • chasm
  • gorge
  • ravine

Antonyms

  • plain
  • plateau