Associations to the word «Lough»
Noun
- Donegal
- Belfast
- Townland
- Antrim
- Loch
- Shannon
- Melvin
- Galway
- Milford
- Barony
- Conn
- Bb
- Tyrone
- Connacht
- Armagh
- Derry
- Trout
- Ard
- Ireland
- Eel
- Mayo
- Annal
- Limerick
- Gael
- Gill
- Shore
- Bog
- Ulster
- Tipperary
- Meath
- Parkland
- Bangor
- Perch
- Rudd
- Doo
- Roach
- Convoy
- Waterway
- Lower
- Inlet
- Regatta
- Mask
- Fjord
- Catalina
- Boating
- Shoreline
- Estuary
- Irish
- Tay
- Ce
- Ref
- Boyle
- Yacht
- Lake
- Northern
- Promontory
- Boycott
- Salmon
- Finn
- Mcconnell
- Erin
- Catchment
- Fore
- Crag
- Mac
- Cork
- Pike
- Ira
- Rea
- Roe
- Kerry
- Clare
- Northumberland
- Hackett
- Canal
- Coastline
- Pilgrimage
- Pilgrim
- Navigation
- Firth
- Boa
- Peninsula
- Isle
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LOUGH, noun. A lake or long, narrow inlet, especially in Ireland.
Dictionary definition
LOUGH, noun. A long narrow (nearly landlocked) cove in Ireland.
LOUGH, noun. Irish word for a lake.
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