clough

[klʌf]

clough Definition

a steep valley or ravine, typically one carrying a stream.

Using clough: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clough" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The clough was so steep that it was difficult to climb.

• Example

  The river flowed through the clough, creating a beautiful landscape.

• Example

  The clough was filled with wildflowers and birdsong.

clough Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for clough

• ravine
• gorge
• canyon
• valley
• gully

Phrases with clough

• clough head

  the source of a stream or river in a clough

  Example

  We hiked to the clough head to see where the river began.

• clough wood

  a woodland growing in a clough

  Example

  The clough wood was filled with oak and beech trees.

• clough bottom

  the lowest part of a clough where it meets a larger body of water

  Example

  The clough bottom was a popular spot for fishing and picnicking.

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Summary: clough in Brief

'Clough' [klʌf] refers to a steep valley or ravine, often with a stream running through it. It is characterized by its natural beauty, with wildflowers and woodland often found within it. Phrases like 'clough head,' 'clough wood,' and 'clough bottom' denote specific parts of a clough.