About The Word Gravelly
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Gravelly
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What's The Definition Of Gravelly?
[adj] unpleasantly harsh or grating in sound; "a gravelly voice"
[adj] abounding in small stones; "landed at a shingly little beach" Synonyms | Synonyms for Gravelly: beachlike | beachy | cacophonic | cacophonous | grating | gravel | pebbly | rasping | raspy | rough | shingly Related Terms | Find terms related to Gravelly: arenaceous | arenarious | breccial | brecciated | corrugated | cragged | craggy | crinkled | crumpled | crystal | crystalline | grainy | granular | granulate | granulated | gritty | harsh | ironbound | jagged | jaggy | lapideous | lithoid | lithoidal | monolithic | pebbled | pebbly | porphyritic | ragged | rockbound | rocklike | rock-ribbed | rock-strewn | rock-studded | rocky | rugged | rugose | rugous | sabulous | sandy | sawtooth | saw-toothed | scragged | scraggly | scraggy | serrate | serrated | shingled | shingly | snagged | snaggled | snaggy | stonelike | stony | trachytic | wrinkled See Also | Gravelly In Webster's Dictionary \Grav"el*ly\, a.
Abounding with gravel; consisting of gravel; as, a gravelly
soil.
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