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    1. You’re relatively young, just fifty, you’ll rut


    2. You’re relatively young, just fifty, you’ll rut again


    3. of rut and stone,


    4. Wiesse would certainly not be amused by that sort of inattentiveness … as a result I find myself watching the path carefully, straining my eyes for any such rut


    5. her lover drinks as he drives home the rut,


    6. The officer can see a smaller rut leading up to a plastic manhole cover


    7. stumbled on a rut, causing the chain to jerk out of her owner’s hand


    8. Alternatively, the dream signifies that you are in a rut


    9. To dream that you have been petrified suggests that you are in a rut


    10. To dream that you are in shackles suggests that you are in a rut

    11. You are very, very lucky; they are in a rut and grafting every


    12. It was the time of the rut, when the sound of antlers rattling against other antlers would tell her where to go


    13. How could life have done this to him? A few days ago, he was a lonely and unhappy man stuck in a rut with nowhere to go


    14. He snatched up the flashlight, gingerly lowered an expensive and glossily shined shoe into the center of a tire track, the least muddy path through the ooze, and began to inch forward along the rut, towards the gaping entrance


    15. They might have skidded faster and further had the back wheels not encountered some obstacle, perhaps a deep rut or a stone at the side of the road, and as Jalesow down-shifted and used the clutch to bring the vehicle under control, they slowed considerably


    16. Some might say that without getting to know these extreme feeling is to be in a continuous rut


    17. But I always had my curiosity that got me out of the rut


    18. stuck in the rut of keeping God on a shelf until we need Him


    19. From what I understand, he was bitter and didn't care if he lived or died, but through careful prodding, he was shown and given the opportunity to get out of the rut, and he did


    20. - If you’re stuck in a rut and have a feeling of stagnation and want to

    21. She got into a rut and that was where we


    22. (I considered the rifle a necessity because I was warned that during the summers when bull moose are in rut they could charge cars intruding into the back roads of their territory


    23. that his home life had seemingly become stuck in a rut


    24. ‘No wonder you needed me to do your dirty work if it only took one quick rut in the temple to bring about the demise of your magic,’ joked Titus, instantly wishing that he had kept his mouth shut for once


    25. They jolted me from a twenty-year rut, and for that reason alone I’m indebted to the man


    26. I was in a rut!


    27. Just when I’d begun to think life was a boring rut, you made me excited about tomorrow and the next weeks


    28. Allow me to relate to you the rut that I’m going


    29. etation: The Tower card comes crashing into your life to wake you up from your rut


    30. Stuck in a rut

    31. ull yourself out of this rut


    32. By improving in these simple ways you’ll get out of the sexual rut and you’ll be doing things differently, in this way your partner should suddenly become more interested in having sex with you because its new, exciting and isn’t dull – and this in turn should help you down the path to getting more


    33. He had near to paced a rut in the floorboards when there came a knock at the door


    34. Was it feelings of inferiority with Alice being so successful and him stuck in a rut that made him do something risky? Drew believed the only way to understand what had motivated Gary that night would be through candid interviews with the people on the list that lay on the desk in front of him


    35. He and Theresa now had two little girls and he felt they were stuck in a rut


    36. Most of them would never get out of that rut and lived lonely lives that were only punctuated by the social life that devoured the money they often had to work hard for


    37. and interpreted in a variety of ways, otherwise you'll continue to stay in a rut and


    38. It was at this time that my brother Mike would put a bug in my ear that helped get me out of my rut


    39. Steam gently rose from the hot, wet underside of the ship where it lay in the rut it had dug the damp sand


    40. Unfortunately we are in a rut from which it is hard to escape

    41. It was more than obvious she was stuck in a rut of perpetuity that she thought she deserved


    42. The flame was getting closer so I dove into a deep rut


    43. Her boredom threshold is lower than a snakes belly in a wheel rut


    44. R - 97% of people are stuck in a Rut


    45. Nowhere! They‘re too stuck in their rut to move to the next level


    46. It sounds ridiculous because it is! Be relentless and refuse to be stuck in a rut


    47. Society was in such a rut of selfishness that two critical themes of the Enlightenment involved toleration and equality


    48. might be the one thing that keeps her bumping along within the rut of


    49. are trapped in a dieting rut and they don"t know how to free themselves


    50. wheel finds a rut in the shoulder of the road













































    1. There were a few wagon ruts going this way, but at half the washes they had to have the kedas dig to make ramps for the wheels


    2. Looking down, Tom could see many ruts and tracks in the ground,


    3. He could also see the ruts worn in the


    4. tracks and paths, all deeply rutted, with dry gravel in the ruts and long


    5. He manages to edge the car onto the hard packed ruts of a field entrance and, bending forward, he rests his head on the soft plastic of the steering wheel


    6. having been neglected, ruts ran across the roads like


    7. ruts where they eat too much of one type of food


    8. They both tried to run, but neither could move in any more than stuttering steps over the ruts and gullies


    9. We moved slowly as I struggled over rocks and through ruts toward the small village in the hill country of Judah


    10. Owing to the unaccountable delay in road-making during the dry days and the subsequent employment of improper measures in repairing washouts and ruts with brushwood and sand, to withstand the periodic downpours, even the light mortars could not be brought to the front before July 9th, and not one of the siege guns was landed

    11. Turning his bike on to his road, Frank fought the deep ruts that had formed in the recent heavy rain, his hands locked on the handlebars as he kept the big machine on a straight track


    12. He knew now that he’d been completely wrong: Sylvia felt no mother-son solidarity with him – never had! It was time to strike out on his own and getting his hands on that coke was the answer! There’d be money enough to be free of her forever! He tromped down on the accelerator of the La Hacienda 4X4 firing a spray of gravel behind as he followed the switchbacks and ruts then, with a squeal, the tires found pavement and he roared off towards San José


    13. danger of digging the ruts of the calling so deep that


    14. Ingrid gripped the dash board, bouncing up and down as LP's four wheel drive hit ruts in the sand tracks


    15. A much wider path, clearly distinguishable as a road with wheel ruts on either side, led out of the clearing


    16. The wagon bumped and jolted over the ruts in the road, and Maggie sighed with contentment as she leaned against the wall


    17. There were no stairs, only ruts carved into the stone to make footholds and handholds


    18. extent along their accustomed ruts


    19. Gomes turned the Ford into the ruts and switched to four wheel drive


    20. Onto a dirt road that had seen some usage by the deep wagon ruts the horses stumbled over

    21. Samson Duff downshifted the four speed 4x4 to second gear as the narrow, potholed blacktop rudely turned into two dirt ruts


    22. Though dark, the quiet man had little trouble staying parallel to the ruts, occasionally detouring around a ditch or pond


    23. The main ruts turned north along a fence line so the light must be the end of the road going south and had to be Joe Billie‘s place


    24. With lift provided by the steering jets on the rental ship’s under side, the cargo ship ran up the rental’s engines enough to free it from the ruts it had dug in the grass


    25. They could barely make out the remains of the corrals where they had kept their horses, but the deep ruts left by the PI ships, Buddy and Daisy, could still plainly be seen where they had rolled in from the lake


    26. The burns were red and raw with splinters of rope sticking out like needles from the deep ugly ruts


    27. Henry stopped just as the ruts in the driveway veered in either direction, surrounding the house with the rocky dirt path


    28. and seemed to float along with the merest hint of the ruts


    29. Help them rise above their ruts in life by being as


    30. We find a way out of the ruts that humans are

    31. He lumbered off down the worn ruts in the grass on a


    32. “Let’s get this over with,” he said as he hobbled off down the worn ruts in the side of the hill


    33. “It’s growing in those ruts


    34. “I’m gonna get a shovel, dig it up, and fill in these ruts,” Rob said as he set out for the garage


    35. He dropped to his knees and began tossing clods of dirt into the ruts


    36. thirty, maybe forty? It was a large camp, with a mass of horse hooves and wheel ruts left in the soil


    37. ruts, most of the vehicles were far larger than ours


    38. Slush and snow filled the ruts in the


    39. again as the movie showed Karl driving his old truck down the ruts,


    40. The path was surrounded by tall grass and the ruts were filled with

    41. The road had ruts in them from the semi-trucks


    42. Yes, sir, I regard you as an ordinary Philistine; and if you want to know what that in my opinion is, it is one who walks along in the ruts he found ready instead of, after sitting on a milestone and taking due thought, making his own ruts for himself


    43. You see the place far away in the distance the whole time, and you jolt on and on at a walking pace towards it, in and out of ruts, over grass-mounds, the sun beating on your head, sea on your left rolling up the beach in long waves, more sea on your right across the undulating greenness, a distant hill with a village by the water to the west, sails of fisher-boats, people in a curious costume mowing in a meadow a great way off, and tethered all over the plain solitary sheep and cows, whose nervousness at your approach is the nervousness begotten of a retired life


    44. There were no trees, but so many flowers that even the ruts were blue with chickory


    45. His eyes were fixed on the page and his forehead was smooth and unwrinkled though there were two little ruts between his eyebrows


    46. None of the Olsens spoke as Glorth turned the wagon onto the road north to the Michaud farm and then let the horse find its own path and pace over the solid icy ruts


    47. Without the trailer, it was easier moving over the bumps, ruts and sand


    48. deep ruts in the ski-racing courses


    49. stuck in the same ruts that you find yourself in now


    50. driving, trying to miss the holes and ruts that early






























    1. tracks and paths, all deeply rutted, with dry gravel in the ruts and long


    2. The ground is rutted with the imprint of old tractor wheels


    3. He slid down the rutted slope, bike dragging along, entangled in his legs


    4. He took a route at the side of a hill too rugged and rutted to bother traversing with the bike, but certainly not impossible


    5. We had just watched a large articulated lorry disappear up the rutted lane with the last of his stock inside


    6. So Beth had descended from the main building on foot, picking her way along the rutted switchback drive avoiding most of the puddles, except for one slip that left a shoe and blue jeans cuff caked with mud


    7. The deeply rutted and switchback entrance from the highway had always been passable only by four-wheel drive vehicles and too narrow when meeting head-on: she had once had the harrowing experience of backing through a hairpin at the edge of a cliff to allow the passage of an electric company truck


    8. With no one to tell it otherwise and having been kicked for speed, the beast took off, every muscle maximizing for a headlong dash up a rutted, inclined and twisting trail towards its comfortable stall where feed might possibly be waiting


    9. He looked suspiciously at the rutted mud, stacks of logs and the gate at the entrance of the darkened yard, bent to a strange shape from countless collisions with trucks or logs and hanging from broken hinges


    10. It continued straight along the beach as a narrow, rutted track with a mangrove-bordered estuary to the left and on the right, the sea

    11. Wary of entering Krosniewice, they left the main road before they reached the town in favor of a rutted track that led eastward


    12. Its streets consisted of three dirt tracks crossing the rutted highway


    13. The heavy vehicle rode well over the rutted country roads


    14. The road was rough and rutted, and the space-steel clanked continuously


    15. The track next door was rutted and almost impassable


    16. She looked down the sights and saw the gravel covering the rutted entrance


    17. ‘Yes, the trail’s rutted a bit but the frosts hardened the mud, so it should be okay


    18. Although I was expecting it, it was still something of a shock to see the bare, rutted moonscape of the demolition site


    19. The ground was rutted and pitted with potholes and was dirt


    20. The road was highly compressed, rock hard soil, rutted and pitted, but a road none the less

    21. the two rutted tire tracks


    22. I’m thinking to re-appear the Board Exam next year,” I was rutted at that moment


    23. excitement, and charged across the rutted earth towards him, ready to give


    24. Will accelerated as best he could on the rutted road, as the settlers chased after them


    25. The cold, dim day mirrored Leesa’s mood as she limped along the dirt road toward Balin’s cabin—“road” being a kind description, she thought, of the rutted pathway


    26. tall pines that lined the deeply rutted sand road


    27. How many websites are there? How many do you know of? We wander rutted trails pre-traveled by every mainstream swell of novelty-seeking that is baffled by the constant galactic explosions of information that we'll never have the time or ability to personally investigate


    28. “And in that world rutted by the habits of love, however defined, does love there exist as object?”


    29. Each will, no matter its choice, has its own gravity arced by its attractors and traced by its actions, and therefore becomes not simply a path walked, but a trail led or a groove rutted


    30. The cart swayed back and forth, slipping from one rutted puddle to the next

    31. walked along the side of the rutted driveway


    32. Ryan bounced along the rutted dirt road, across the wooden bridge he’d help rebuild last year after a mudslide took out the old one


    33. Her father sighed, remembering how he himself had shamelessly rutted after Julianne’s mother, of how he would have taken her to bed in an instant if their families hadn't watched them so closely


    34. middle of the badly rutted road


    35. Soon they came upon a dusty, rutted track flanked by a


    36. The green in front of the cathedral was rutted and trampled by the fair, and


    37. It got wider and less rutted and the forest opened up ahead


    38. Jonathan turned in to a driveway, drove past an unlit house where a dog barked, and followed a rutted dirt road that took us back among rows of corn and flowers until finally the headlights swooped across a large boxy tent that was erected on a wooden platform and he parked


    39. A small, sporadic stream of automobiles with faded paint and patched tires bounced along the rutted roads that paralleled the railroad tracks, all heading the same direction—west


    40. New Hope Church was a nightmare of another life and so was tramp on the red rutted roads, slop-slop through the red mud, retreat, entrench, fight—Big Shanty, where they turned and fought the Yankees like demons

    41. She looked about the rutted and cut-up space around the depot for the equipage of some old friend or acquaintance who might drive them to Aunt Pitty’s house but she recognized no one, black or white


    42. Beyond it a rutted lane ran between low well-laid hedges towards a distant clump of trees


    43. It was rutted and bore many signs of the recent heavy rain; there were pools and pot-holes full of water


    44. The travellers passed over and came upon a wide rutted track leading towards the uplands


    45. The rutted road became a driveway that looped in front of the manager’s cabin just ahead


    46. It was even a little spooky heading down the badly rutted dirt road onto the property


    47. Jezzie ignored the crime scene signage and sped down the rutted dirt road to a cluster of buildings in disrepair


    48. From a hundred yards away, as the van strained up the rutted dirt road, we could all see her clearly


    49. As his car bumped up the rutted drive, Nicholas Rosetti had never been more afraid for his life, or his soul


    50. I turned onto the rutted track and followed the voices




    1. In the corner of the room, the pair of serving girls were a knot of flesh, quivering beneath an orgy of rutting shadows


    2. Her memories were too faded to tell his name – I don’t think she knew it herself, although their drunken rutting was easy to extract from her mind, as their daughter, Athene, was conceived in the God-King’s Temple that night


    3. Their lovemaking this time was filled with intimate passion rather than the animal like rutting of the night before


    4. The ensuing gossip in the royal court of a prince, rutting with a foreign scholar, had seen to that


    5. Seconds later they were surrounded by a shouting, laughing, dancing, rutting, masturbating crowd of naked Vassals and Freemen, plus a sprinkling of Aristocrats now devoid of all inhibitions, including their previous contempt for other castes


    6. There were naked bodies everywhere, male and female rutting openly


    7. The man behind her had his fatigues around his ankles and was rutting into


    8. Then the first orgasm overwhelmed her, her whole body arched and shuddered, she cried out like a rutting animal at the climax


    9. And men guarded over their women with cruel and bitter jealousy; no better than rutting baboons fighting over a harem that would kill the children to accelerate heat in the females


    10. Choad guided Areola down to the floor, and the two started rutting

    11. ‘She’s rutting the manager,’ Andrew stage-whispered


    12. The teasing and flirting and the anger I had felt, on and off, for weeks, all built up into a crescendo of rutting and fucking that peaked for him just after it did for me


    13. That would be ever since Lord Trundlebloom, Minister of Game and Bounty, had suggested with a meaningful wink that ‘a hunting party might mistake Galinda for a rutting boar, and then we’d be done with the nuisance forever’


    14. The rutting season hasn't started yet, and the weather at the foot of Mt


    15. Women and serving girls ran everywhere, and I wished more than ever that Arthur could be with us now, but he was even more distant from us in his Command; he must be important, must be seen to be important, not seen as an eighteen-year-old youth, out rutting with young maids


    16. “Are you a dumb beast to be caught rutting just because you happen to be in season?” he bellowed, snapping her out of her reverie


    17. can’t step out of the door without tripping over rutting couples


    18. All of them were stuck in their daily ruts and daily rutting


    19. The shorter character, who was basically a drunk, had to retrieve the other schmuck’s wallet, and he needed to sneak into a bedroom where a couple of tubby lowlifes were rutting like pigs in a trough


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    Synonyms for "rut"

    groove rut estrus heat oestrus furrow

    "rut" definitions

    a groove or furrow (especially one in soft earth caused by wheels)


    a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape


    applies to nonhuman mammals: a state or period of heightened sexual arousal and activity


    be in a state of sexual excitement; of male mammals


    hollow out in the form of a furrow or groove