kame or kaim /kām/

1. A comb (Scot)
2. A steep irregular ridge like a cock's comb
3. An esker, a bank or ridge of gravel, sand, etc, eg as associated with the glacial deposits of Scotland (geology)
4. A fortified site (Walter Scott)

• through bolts
• through bridge
• through bridges
• through clenched teeth
• through-composed
• throughfare
• through-ganging
• throughgaun
• through-going
• throughly
• through-other
• throughout
• through pass
• throughput
• throughputs
• through-stane
• through-stanes
• through-stone
• through-stones
• through the day
• through the night
• through the nose
• through thick and thin
• through ticket
• through-ticketing