Loch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOCH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Scots) a lake
• an arm of the sea, especially when narrow or partially landlocked.
• A lake; a bay or arm of the sea.
• A kind of medicine to be taken by licking with the tongue; a lambative; a lincture.
• a long narrow inlet of the sea in Scotland (especially when it is nearly landlocked)
• Scottish word for a lake
• lake
• a lake

Words related to LOCH

lake8 lochs10 lough9

Words that contain LOCH

loche10 lochs10 cloche13 lochan11 loches11 lochia11 moloch13 cloches14 galoche13 glochid14 lochans12 lochial12 lochias12 molochs14 raploch14 yelloch15 agalloch14 clochard16 galoched15 galoches14 glochids15 gralloch14 mashloch18 raplochs15 skelloch17 yellochs16 agallochs15 clochards17 galoching16 glochidia16 grallochs15 guilloche15 mashlochs19 molochise16 molochize25 reblochon16 skellochs18 yelloched18 allochiria15 glochidium19 gralloched17 guilloched17 guilloches16 molochised18 molochises17 molochized27 molochizes26 reblochons17 skelloched20 xylochrome27 yelloching19 allochthon18 allocheiria16 allochirias16 glochidiate18 gralloching18 guilloching18 molochising19 molochizing28 skelloching21 xylochromes28 allochthons19 allocheirias17 aristolochia17 allochthonous21 aristolochias18 cephalochordate28

How to use LOCH in a sentence

• Inside the palisade the ground swam like a loch, and from the hill-side came the rumour of a thousand swollen streams.
• He was a busy man, and could not spare much time for going about with me, so I spent my days in excursions to the Trossachs and Loch Katrine and down the Clyde.
• But now she looked forth upon the small, grey loch, with its dark fringe of trees, the grey and purple hills beyond, the grey sky, and the grey, filmy mists that hung everywhere.
• The coach at length arrived, and we were again taken on board the steamer, and conveyed the whole length of Loch Lomond to its southern extremity.
• The opening view of Loch Katrine, however, surpassed, expectation.
• Taking boat then on Loch Levy, we passed down the Clyde, stopping an hour or two on our way at Dumbarton.
• It was heavenly, and we had such a perfect day! I prefer, however, the glimpse we had of Loch Long to what we saw of Loch Lomond.
• The entrance of the Holy Loch, and of the dark and awful Loch Long, are fortified against the spirit of nature by groups of streets.
• According to Wodrow, the Scottish historian, the swans which were on Linlithgow Loch when the English obtained the mastery in Scotland, disappeared.
• About fifty persons were present near one spot, and other parts of the loch were similarly occupied.
• From the proud foaming crest of the Solway, to the calm, polished breast of Loch Katrine, not a river, not a lake, but has swelled with the life tide of freedom.
• But finely felt and expressed as all this is, we do not hesitate to say that it is not applicable to Loch Lomond.
• All the way up its river, Loch Leven would be fair, were it only for her hanging woods.
• The returning tide tells us, should we forget it, that this is no inland loch, for it hurries away back to the sea, not turbulent, but fast as a river in flood.
• Here the Captain was warned to beware of Bingen Loch and the Lurlei.
• A dear old waiter in the Loch Maree hotel advised me in the kindest way never, never to speak of fresh herring as fish, in Scotland.
• He came on shore, and down he fell beside the loch.
• Then the princess played and stopped again, and this time the sea-maiden put him all out of the loch, and he called on the falcon and became one, and flew on shore.
• I will risk whatever charge of folly may come on me, for printing one of my many childish rhymes, written on a frosty day in Glen Farg, just north of Loch Leven.
• And none dared follow him, for it is said that that loch is deeper than the hills are high.
• Not long was Kenric in covering the few miles between Loch Ascog and Garroch Head.
• Under it stands the Loch, in the midle wheirof is a litle island with tries.
• There is a nice inn here with beautiful scenery all around, and the lovely Loch Rannoch stretches away for eleven miles.
• And now the moon was still higher in the heavens, and the yellow lane of light that crossed the violet waters of Loch Roag quivered in a deeper gold.
• Sometimes we would find a loch with a boat on it, and drift up and down, casting along the shores.
• Strange tragedies would never have occurred had the king first married Margaret Erskine, who, by 1536, was the wife of Douglas of Loch Leven.
• All about where I live there is scarcely a rock, or a loch, or an island that has not its story.

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