loch |
losh |
In scotland terms the difference between loch and losh
is that
loch is a bay or arm of the sea while
losh is expressing surprise, wonder etc.
As a noun loch
is a lake.
As an interjection losh is
expressing surprise, wonder etc.
loch |
looch |
As nouns the difference between loch and looch
is that
loch is hole while
looch is a medicine taken by licking; a lambative.
loch |
loche |
As nouns the difference between loch and loche
is that
loch is hole while
loche is (kind of fish).
loch |
loach |
As nouns the difference between loch and loach
is that
loch is hole while
loach is a bottom-feeding freshwater fish in the superfamily cobitoidea.
loch |
loth |
As a noun loch
is hole.
As an adjective loth is
(uk|rare).
loch |
lich |
As nouns the difference between loch and lich
is that
loch is hole while
lich is (archaic) a corpse or dead body.
loch |
loci |
As nouns the difference between loch and loci
is that
loch is hole while
loci is .
loch |
och |
As a noun loch
is hole.
As an interjection och is
alas!.
loch |
lock |
As a noun loch
is hole.
As a proper noun lock is
.
lech |
loch |
As nouns the difference between lech and loch
is that
lech is a strong, lecherous desire or craving while
loch is a lake.
As a verb lech
is to behave lecherously.
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