Hebridean
/ˌhɛbrɪˈdiːən
/adjective
Relating to or characteristic of the Hebrides, a group of islands off the NW coast of Scotland: Hebridean folklore...
- She's a young Scottish singer-songwriter living on the Isle of Lewis, one of the Hebridean Islands.
- The upper and western flanks play host to windswept heath, now being grazed by 20 very black, very agile, Hebridean sheep.
- There is a magic that draws some people - us included, as often as possible - back to our Hebridean haunts.
noun
A native or inhabitant of the Hebrides, a group of islands off the NW coast of Scotland: the ship left its precious cargo to be salvaged by enterprising Hebrideans...
- It is a Hebridean who can take much of the credit for starting the extraordinary change now facing Scotland's biggest city.
- Inside, we find an authentic realisation of the type of dwelling in which, for generations, Hebrideans passed their lives.
- Hebrideans have always prized the gannet, both as a dish and for lamp fuel.
Rhymes
- royal tennis
- royal tern
- royal tiger
- Royal Tunbridge Wells
- royalty
- Royal Victorian Chain
- Royal Victorian Order
- royal walnut
- royal walnut moth
- royal warrant
- royal water-lily
- Royal Worcester
- royal ‘we’
- Royce, Sir Henry
- royet
- Roylston crow
- roynish
- royster doyster
- Royston crow
- royt
- roy't
- roytish
- roz
- rozelle
- Rozinante