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lough
[ lok, lokh ]
noun
, Irish English.
- a lake.
- a partially landlocked or protected bay; a narrow arm of the sea.
lough
/ lɒx; lɒk /
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lough1
C14: from Irish loch lake
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Example Sentences
Winterfell is in fact Castle Ward, which may be more familiar as Winterfell, overlooks the beautiful Strangford Lough.
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Cattle and kine were taken furtively or openly to these very hills and vales where Jim Lough now lived in quietude and peace.
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Those who had passed on told only fragments, and Jim Lough, neither verified nor denied.
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In these things, Jim Lough made enemies as well as friends, but cared as little for the one as he appreciated the other.
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If anyone calls me Miss Lough, I pay no attention, thinking they mean someone else.
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Hearing the outcry, Adine Lough came out of the house, and down the graveled way.
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