loche
[ lohch ]
/ loʊtʃ /
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noun
the North American burbot.
Nearby words
loch ness, loch ness monster, loch raven, lochaber ax, lochan, loche, lochearn, loches, lochi, lochia, lochinvar
Origin of loche
1665–75; < Canadian French, French: loach
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Examples from the Web for loche
Named after the methye or loche (Lota maculosa), which has always been abundant in neighbouring waters.
This will also be found to be very much the case in proceeding to Portage la Loche.
Before the king was come again, Hagen had taken the treasure quite and sunk it all at Loche, in the Rhine.
The Nibelungenlied|Unknown