1. A cleft or ravine in a rock or a hillside; an allowanco of 2lb in every hundred weight, for the turn of the scale, after the usual tare and tret have been deducted. See Cliff.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• clogh,
• clugh,
• vlough,
• flough,
• cliugh,
• clkugh,
• cllugh,
• clpugh,
• cl0ugh,
• cl9ugh,
• cloygh,
• clohgh,
• clojgh,
• cloigh,
• clo8gh,
• cllough,
• Clowgh,
• Coulgh,
• Cluagh,
• Claagh

• clegg,
• cleg,
• clusia,
• Claus,
• Clausi,
• clause,
• clauss,
• clog,
• clukey,
• clagg,
• clash,
• cluck,
• clouse.

The adjective form of the word "Clough" is "cloughed".

The plural of the "Clough" can be the "cloughs".

The singular of the "Clough" can be the "Clough".