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Meanings of rut in English
Usage of rut in English
1
He is in the English tradition without being in the English rut.
2
It's a rut we must get out of as quickly as possible.
3
He had found it on the high road in a wheel rut.
4
Think happy thoughts, happy-naughty thoughts of green grass and mares in rut.
5
We land in a rut of obstetrics and typhoid and busted legs.
6
This will help reverse any feeling of plodding along in a rut!
7
She put on the gas and bumped heavily into a hidden rut.
8
It was improvised, but we'd felt stuck in a rut for years.
9
The wheels of the coach had dropped suddenly into a deep rut.
10
They so insist that a man shall think in the beaten rut.
11
And ever since men have been going on in that erroneous rut.
12
I've watched you rut around at festivals; I can't see anything special.
13
Git in the fu'ther rut and take your medicine like a man.
14
Much of science journalism still finds itself in the same collective rut.
15
Burroughs would have said that the weather had gone into a rut.
16
I am 42 years old and I feel stuck in a rut.
