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gullet

[guhl-it] / ˈgʌl ɪt /
NOUN
neck
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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As in every country where McDonald’s opens restaurants, the chain didn’t just shove its Western offerings down Russia’s gullet.

From Washington Post

Some had deformed wings, useless, and for others, that was all that was left of them — a wing, the rest in the gullet of a bird.

From Washington Post

And the ground beneath them squelched as though they were walking into a giant gullet.

From Washington Post

Moreover, platypuses don’t have stomachs—their gullets lead directly to their intestines—and they have 10 sex chromosomes to our measly two.

From National Geographic

While we are at the undisputed mercy of one virus, it’s satisfying to think about legions of others meeting their ends in the gullet of a living, breathing cell.

From Scientific American