I don’t mind that it’s traded some gutsiness for a bit of sterility and a more intellectually satisfying approach.
Not all the projects have garnered critical acclaim, but few involved in New York’s music scene fail to acknowledge Moss’ gutsiness.
Often considered a golden era for horror films, the ’70s saw innovation, politically charged subtext, and a gutsiness mixed to push boundaries and buttons.
(informal) As much as a gut (abdomen) will hold. || (Britain, Australia, New Zealand, slang) As much as one is willing to hear or experience; too much.
On the other hand, you could say that he stands there like some kind of glam-rock geography teacher with a gutful of meths, talking toss at a hundred words a minute.
‘They’re _gutty_ and gritty and fundamental and fearless.’
‘In the same way, he won my heart with his _gutty_ effort against Duran.’
|noun|
1.A plimsoll.
‘I rushed home and said to Mammy, ″I didn’t want those gutties, I wanted black patent shoes with square buckles.″’
‘A pair of plimsolls - we used to call them gutties - was purchased for the princely sum of 10, and the kindly police officers then drove him back to the stadium in plenty of time for the match.’
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‘They’re _gutty_ and gritty and fundamental and fearless.’
