noun
- a narrow channel or ravine formed by running water
- a fielding position in cricket between point and slips
Usage: cricket
verb
- to form channels or ravines by water erosion
Examples
- Heavy rains carved a deep gully through the hillside.
- The farmer planted grass to prevent the gully from getting worse.
- Water rushed down the gully after the storm.
- The fielder at gully caught the ball cleanly.
- The captain moved a player to gully for the next over.
- Years of flooding had gullied the soft soil.
- The stream continued to gully the bank each spring.