gully

Converse of object

• vegetate: It immediately dashed off down into the thickly vegetated gully below the trail.
• descend: It is possible to descend a steep gully lying to the right of the Nature Trust sign.
• climb: In the past week or so there have been lots of ski descents down many of the climbing gullies... !
• block: The Rubbish Chute; a deep, muddy gully blocked by a rock step is some fifteen meters further right.
• fill: The final section was a little more difficult than Mt Vinson with sections of Alpine PD in snow filled gullies with short rock steps.

Adjective modifier

• grassy: Overcome the cleft above, then step left across the grassy gully to follow the front of the buttress to a terrace.
• steep: Follow steep gully upwards, the mine is just below the top.
• rocky: However, fishing low water in the rocky gullies on the south side can produce some decent bass.
• shallow: Follow the turf right then step back left into a shallow gully which leads to the top.
• wooded: To the right of the track there is a wooded gully running down to the sea.
• narrow: Whitby lies on the mouth of the river Esk, which flows through a narrow gully to reach the sea.

Modifies a noun

• grating: Do not allow food scraps from the sink waste to build up over the gully grating.
• erosion: The plants slow and disperse run off, increasing infiltration and preventing gully erosion, and also hinder soil creep.
• pot: Gully pots The primary purpose of gully pots is to trap sediment associated with road run-off.
• climb: The start of our gully climb with clear skies, sunshine and a hard neve approach.

Noun used with modifier

• drainage: The ditch of Hut '2 ' was probably a drainage gully around the outside.
• descent: Across the descent gully is a large undercut block with an obvious hole in its front face.
• surge: These communities are similar in character to those of surge gullies which are subject to extreme wave action.
• roadside: All roadside gullies are generally cleansed at least once a year and twice on main routes.
• snow: Continue up the easier line of ice and snow gullies above to finish below the cairn on Mardale Ill Bell.