Gutter
101gutter press — yellow journalism, journalism which focuses on scandals and sensationalism …
102gutter press — noun chiefly Brit. newspapers engaging in sensational journalism …
103ˈgutter ˌpress, the — noun [singular] British showing disapproval newspapers that contain a lot of shocking stories about crime, sex, and famous people …
104Gutter of Australia — noun the, Colloquial (humorous) the Darling River …
105gutter press — /gʌtə ˈprɛs/ (say gutuh pres) noun magazines, newspapers, etc., which feature sensational or scandalous material …
106gutter system — A roof rack designed to fit older cars and trucks that have external rain gutters …
107gutter away — intransitive verb : to disappear by degrees but usually rapidly a brilliant orange flash split the darkness … and then guttered away to nothing Nicholas Monsarrat …
108gutter out — intransitive verb 1. : to become reduced to a small flame or glow and then become extinguished the candle guttered out 2. : to come to an end or die feebly or undramatically another day of our life gutters out in … sleep Ernest Beaglehole… …
109gutter ball — …
110gutter-blood — …