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Definition of lough in English: loughnoun lɒklɒxlɑk the cottage sat at the edge of the lough Irish form of loch Example sentencesExamples - The majority of tench fishing takes place in natural loughs or loughs produced by peat diggings.
- The lough is an estuary, thus salty, so keeping the head out of the water is more of an issue than when at the pool.
- They have not been able to populate fast-flowing rivers and open estuary areas, but lakes and loughs are a huge target for them.
- Ferox are exclusively a fish of the central European glacial lakes, the Scottish lochs and the Irish loughs.
- From mountains, glens lakes, loughs, caves, cliffs and beaches to cities, towns, villages and hamlets, it's all within reach of your schedule and budget’.
Origin Middle English: from Irish loch. Definition of lough in US English: loughnounläklɑk the cottage sat at the edge of the lough Irish form of loch Example sentencesExamples - The majority of tench fishing takes place in natural loughs or loughs produced by peat diggings.
- The lough is an estuary, thus salty, so keeping the head out of the water is more of an issue than when at the pool.
- They have not been able to populate fast-flowing rivers and open estuary areas, but lakes and loughs are a huge target for them.
- From mountains, glens lakes, loughs, caves, cliffs and beaches to cities, towns, villages and hamlets, it's all within reach of your schedule and budget’.
- Ferox are exclusively a fish of the central European glacial lakes, the Scottish lochs and the Irish loughs.
Origin Middle English: from Irish loch. |