gulley
/ˈɡʌli/
noun
- A narrow channel or ravine worn by water, often found on hillsides or in fields.
- Farmers dig small ditches to prevent a gulley from growing larger.
- The hikers followed the dry gulley to reach the valley below.
- After the heavy rain, a deep gulley formed along the side of the hill.
- In cricket, a fielding position on the off side between the slips and point, or a fielder in that position.
- The batsman hit the ball straight to the gulley fielder.
- She was placed at gulley to catch any edges off the bat.
- The captain moved the gulley closer to the batsman.