gully-washer
gully-washer is the alternative form of gullywasher.
Meaning of gullywasher
Noun
gullywasher (plural gullywashers)
- An intense, but usually short-lived, rainstorm.
- "Then maybe some preacher got a tad too zealous on Sunday" Thinking of his " frog-strangler," Lucy said, "In Montana, we'd call this a gullywasher." " Gullywasher. I like that." She could hear him, up there on the island in Thomas Jefferson's ...2008, Jonathan Raban, Surveillance, Vintage, →ISBN, page 110
Forms of gully-washer
| plural | gully-washers |
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Questions about gully-washer
- What is gully-washer the alternative form of?
- Gully-washer is the alternative form of gullywasher.
Words near gully-washer in the dictionary
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