chute

Speech parts

1. chute - Noun

2. chute - Verb

3. Chute - Proper noun

Meaning

A framework, trough, or tube, upon or through which objects are made to slide from a higher to a lower level, or through which water passes to a wheel.

See Shoot.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

jump slide parachute slideway sloping trough hopper mons aqueduct gulch bally raceway shute force course fall
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Antonyms

mead hilltop crest headland develop decline
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Hypernyms

dive plunge gutter plunk trough rescue equipment

Hyponyms

moulin runway skydive drogue parasail drogue chute

Phrases with the word

out of the chute float down with a chute water chute Chute Forest Chute Standen Lower Chute

Anagrams

chuet teuch Utech

Examples

A curved chute (race) with solid sides at a ranch facility. Source: Internet

A curved chute works more efficiently than a straight one because it prevents cattle from seeing people and other activities at the end of the chute." Source: Internet

Dad had built a laundry chute from upstairs so we could conveniently send our dirty clothes down to the table below. Source: Internet

Even if the dealer were to shuffle each roll back into the CSM, the effect of buffering a number of cards in the chute of the CSM provides information about the skew of the next roll. Source: Internet

Conversely, the F2000 is designed to store five cartridges in the chute and then eject them all in one go. Source: Internet

The footage begins as Mr Stauffer releases a bouncy ball into a paper chute taped to the ceiling at the start of the course. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

chut chut pattern chuta Chute Cadley chute dogging Chute Forest