IPA: /kuːˈli/
KK: /kuːˈli/
A small valley or a streambed, often dry, found in certain regions, especially in the Upper Midwest and parts of Louisiana and Southern Mississippi.
The hikers followed the coulee, enjoying the scenic views of the hills on either side.
The word 'coulee' originates from the French word 'coulee', meaning a small stream or a ravine. It refers specifically to a small valley or a channel formed by water flow.
Think of the French word 'coulee' which means a small stream — this helps you remember that a coulee is a small valley or channel.