loup
/laʊp
/verb & noun
Scottish and northern English variant of leap.A minute later they've louped a fence and are darting through some trees and up a hill, oblivious to a nervous-looking group of sheep.
Origin
Middle English: from Old Norse hlaupa (verb), hlaup (noun).
- rough mast
- rough mix
- rough mortar
- rough-mouthed
- rough music
- roughneck
- roughness
- roughness length
- rough oak
- roughometer
- roughout
- rough passage
- rough plate
- rough pâté
- rough ray
- rough rendering
- rough rice
- rough-ride
- rough-rider
- Rough Rider
- rough-riding
- rough-scaled lizard
- rough scruff
- rough scuff
- rough seal