Gutter and River

Gutter

Gutter noun - A pipe or channel for carrying off water from a roof.

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River and gutter are semantically related. In some cases you can use "River" instead a noun "Gutter".

Nearby Words: guttered, guttering, gutting

River noun - A large natural stream of water (larger than a creek).

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Gutter and river are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gutter" instead a noun "River".

Nearby Words: rive, riverside, riverine

literal	literal gutter	literal river
nearby	nearby gutter	nearby river

Wisdom from the Gutter: Alex gets a pep talk from a homeless bum after his dive in the river.

Source: Film / Freejack
Harry King (AKA Piss Harry, The King of the Golden River) went from gutter-born mud lark to one of the richest men in the city by realising there is nothing so foul that someone doesn't want it—and what's more, you can usually get people who don't want it to pay you to take it away.

Source: Self-Made Man

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