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Answer for the clue "Deep gorge ", 6 letters:
canyon

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Canyon is an album released in 1985 by Paul Winter , featuring his Paul Winter Consort . It was recorded in a small side canyon located in the Grand Canyon , which the members of the Consort nicknamed Bach 's canyon, due to its 7-second reverberation, which ...

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"narrow valley between cliffs," 1834, from Mexican Spanish cañon , extended sense of Spanish cañon "a pipe, tube; deep hollow, gorge," augmentative of cano "a tube," from Latin canna "reed" (see cane (n.)). But earlier spelling callon (1560s) might suggest ...

Usage examples of canyon.

Hand light on the joystick, she veered toward the green smolder of Seattle, riding down a cloud canyon aflicker with electric bursts.

Kirk wondered at the strange calls, neither fully birdlike nor animallike, that echoed in the rugged canyon.

This place is about five hundred yards west of the bridge in an alcove in the Archaean Rock which forms the Canyon wall.

But my troubles came when I entered the canyon beyond the summit, for here I found that several of them centered at the point where I crossed the divide, and which one I had traversed to reach the pass I could not for the life of me remember.

Seven hundred years from now, this place would be identified on maps as Burnt Mesa, overlooking Frijoles Canyon within the Bandelier National Monument, not far from the town of Los Alamos, New Mexico.

Iggy soon had them across to the south side of the canyon and onto the road leading to the Bandelier turnoff, and heading further west, across the Jemez to Cuba.

Barry, Crover, Caesar, Hector, John, Helen, myself, and Tom Bluestem, we all got in the ranch truck and Grandmother Bluestem drove us to Lost Moon Canyon.

Lost Moon Canyon, through which ran Hominy Creek, was the roughest place on the Bluestem Ranches.

It gave us a good view of both Lost Moon Canyon and the Bluestem Ranch House far below, and you could even see the towers of Pawhuska off in the misty distance north-east.

Well, I guess that there was a large and nearly spherical rock in the Lost Moon Canyon area of the Bluestem Ranches.

Although she enjoyed the scenery to the south, that breathtaking panorama in which forest segued to desert canyon land and the horizon was so far away that you could see the curve of the earth, in truth she preferred the view to the north, and it was when she was walking up the bill, facing the heavily wooded plateau directly behind Bonita Vista, that she felt most at home, that she felt a part of this place.

From the deck, Barry could watch the buildup of the storms, see the coalescing clouds, watch the rain as it came up from the south and moved like a light white curtain over the canyon lands and through the hilly forest toward Corban and Bonita Vista.

The picture had clearly been taken in Bonita Vista--the sweep of pines leading south to the canyon lands could be seen in the background--and had been taken fairly recently: there was the hood and front end of a new Honda Accord visible on the left half of the photo.

Though delicious crusty, yeasty bread is the most wonderful complex carbohydrate in the world, all the breads at Canyon Ranch range from boring to gruesome.

Kidd into the old Injun track and headed straight for the canyon rim as hard as he could hammer, with the bresh lashing and snapping around us, and slapping Brother Rembrandt in the face when it whipped back.