Associations to the word «Loch»
Noun
- Ness
- Argyll
- Tay
- Inverness
- Firth
- Sutherland
- Highlands
- Awe
- Ard
- Glen
- Broom
- Galloway
- Monster
- Highland
- Scotland
- Nan
- Clyde
- Convoy
- Trout
- Garry
- Annal
- Inlet
- Shire
- Raven
- Munro
- Orkney
- Distillery
- Cairn
- Fife
- Forth
- Stirling
- Islet
- Fergus
- Connacht
- Shore
- Refit
- Fjord
- Isthmus
- Hms
- Sighting
- Reservoir
- Isle
- Fresh
- Mor
- Wexford
- Whisky
- Nam
- Jacobite
- Foyer
- Promontory
- Laird
- Perth
- Scenery
- Causeway
- Burgh
- Ross
- Dun
- Glasgow
- Bog
- Sonar
- Frigate
- Shin
- Sailing
- Wolff
- Peat
- Pont
- Headland
- Felix
- Ui
- Burn
- Shetland
- Moor
- Castle
- Estuary
- Kyle
- Drainage
- Salmon
- Osprey
- Ferry
- Seaplane
- Angus
- Kilometre
- Calder
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LOCH, noun. (Scotland) A lake.
LOCH, noun. (Scotland) A bay or arm of the sea.
LOCH, noun. Alternative form of looch
LOCH LOMOND, proper noun. The largest lake in Scotland, located in central Scotland.
LOCH NESS, proper noun. A lake in the Great Glen of Scotland, the second largest in Britain, and with a maximum depth of 226 metres. It is the alleged home of the Loch Ness monster, Nessie.
LOCH NESS MONSTER, proper noun. (cryptozoology) A creature believed by some to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland.
LOCH NESS MONSTER, proper noun. (cryptozoology) Alternative spelling of Loch Ness monster
Dictionary definition
LOCH, noun. A long narrow inlet of the sea in Scotland (especially when it is nearly landlocked).
LOCH, noun. Scottish word for a lake.
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