What is another word for Gullies?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈʌliz] (IPA) 
Gullies refer to narrow valleys, also known as ravines, and canyons that are usually formed by erosion. Other synonyms for this term include gorges, chasms, crevices, troughs, channels, and ditches. Each of these words describes a different type of narrow landform, but they all have one thing in common: they are caused by the movement of water. Gorges are deep, narrow valleys created by a river, while canyons are similar in nature but are formed by the action of tectonic plates. Chasms are deep cracks in the ground that can lead to underground caves, and crevices are narrow openings or splits in rocks. Troughs and channels refer to man-made or natural hollows that contain or direct the flow of water, while ditches are excavated channels used for drainage.
