Definitions
Scottish word for a lake or narrow inlet.
Word origin
From Middle English lough, borrowed from Scottish Gaelic loch. Doublet of lay, Looe, and lough.
Used in a sentence
“But, enchanting as are the woodland banks of the quiet stream, there is to me a higher and yet more powerful charm in the solitary wildness or savage grandeur of the Highland loch.”
“Uncle James had caught a cold too, so I went with Grissel; and found a chemist who'd been in France, and knew what a loch was and made one for me; […]”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Scottish waterway”4 letters
02“Scottish lake”4 letters
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