Gutter

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 227
gut'er, n. a channel at the caves of a roof for conveying away the drops a channel for — water —v to cut or foim into small hollows v.i to become hollowed to run down in drops, as a candle. (Fr gontticie goutte—h gutta, drop.] Guttural, gut'ur-al, adj pertaining to the throat: formed in the throat —u giant a letter pronounced in the throat. adv Gutt'urally [L. guttiir the throat Guy, gT, n (uaut a rope to guide or steady any suspended weight, JSti. gum a guide; from the same source as Guide
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