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Meanings of rutted in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rutty"
Examples for "rutty"
1
The plank streets soon ran out into sand or rutty earth roads.
2
Then she started across the rutty field toward Laura and Stacie.
3
The road was dark, rutty, and in places still miry from Monday night's rain.
4
So rutty was the earth that our wheels sank into it and our engine labored.
5
The firemen galloped down the rutty road with their barrels of water and hand-pumps, yelling.
Usage of rutted in English
1
From Hereford, the road was wide and well used, if deeply rutted.
2
The road was rutted and rough, and obviously didn't get much use.
3
The standard-bearers galloped ahead down the muddy, rutted road to announce them.
4
They had left the deep lanes and struck across the hard-rutted fields.
5
The road, though deeply rutted and lumpy, was as dry as parchment.
6
She climbed down from the landau and looked along the rutted lane.
7
He turned onto a rutted trail leading into an overgrown weed lot.
8
Her own experiences had always been as rutted as a rotting log.
9
Standing here now, Eddie could see no trace of those rutted basepaths.
10
The car rattled around bleached yellow promontories, and along hot rutted tracks.
11
A moment later, she was on a very narrow, rutted dirt road.
12
Jacklyn turned off the two-lane highway onto a narrow, rutted dirt road.
13
On the rutted dirt streets below, startled townspeople craned their necks up.
14
Plus, it would be hell to drive up the rutted dirt road.
15
Still the carriage flew along, jolting and staggering in the deeply-rutted country roads.
16
She was walking along a dry, rutted road, beside a long stone wall.
