lough

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

LOUGH, noun lok. a lake; a different orthography of loch and lake. LOUIS D'OR, noun [a Lewis of gold.] A gold coin of France, first struck in 1640, in the reign of Louis XIII., value, twenty shillings sterling, equal to $4, 4444.
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