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I. gut·ter [ˈgʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N

1. gutter (trough):

gutter of road
Rinnstein m <-(e)s, -e>
gutter of road
Gosse f <-, -n>
gutter of roof
Dachrinne f <-, -n>
gutter of roof
Dachkännel m <-s, -> CH
gutter of roof
Regenrinne f <-, -n>
gutter fig
Gosse f <-, -n> pej

2. gutter TYPO (in printing):

gutter
Steg m <-(e)s, -e>

II. gut·ter [ˈgʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] VB intr

gutter candle, flame:

gutter
flackern
to gutter [out]
[langsam] ausbrennen [o. verlöschen]
OpenDict entry

gutter N

gutter (in philately: space between stamps)
Zwischensteg m

gut·ter ˈjour·nal·ism N no pl

gutter journalism
Sensationsjournalismus m pej

gut·ter ˈpress N no pl esp Brit

gutter press
Sensationspresse f <-> kein pl pej
gutter press
Boulevardpresse f <-> kein pl meist pej
gutter press
Skandalpresse f <-> kein pl pej
Present
Igutter
yougutter
he/she/itgutters
wegutter
yougutter
theygutter
Past
Iguttered
youguttered
he/she/itguttered
weguttered
youguttered
theyguttered
Present Perfect
Ihaveguttered
youhaveguttered
he/she/ithasguttered
wehaveguttered
youhaveguttered
theyhaveguttered
Past Perfect
Ihadguttered
youhadguttered
he/she/ithadguttered
wehadguttered
youhadguttered
theyhadguttered
See further verb tables