Old55 Slough Gin Fizz?
ProjectM That's very interesting. I found this on the Merriam online dictionary thingy: ____________________________________________________________ 1slough noun \ˈslü, ˈslau̇; in the US (exc New England) ˈslü is usual for sense 1 with those to whom the sense is familiar; British usually ˈslau̇ for both senses\ Definition of SLOUGH 1 a : a place of deep mud or mire b also slew or slue \ˈslü\ (1) : swamp (2) : an inlet on a river; also : backwater (3) : a creek in a marsh or tide flat 2 : a state of moral degradation or spiritual dejection — sloughy \-ē\ adjective Origin of SLOUGH Middle English sloughe, slo, from Old English slōh; akin to Middle High German slouche ditch First Known Use: before 12th century Other Ecology Terms Malthusian, anthropogenic, biomass, carbon footprint, crepuscular, niche, sere, symbiosis, taiga, tundra Rhymes with SLOUGH blue, boo, brew, chew, clew, clue, coo, coup, crew, cue, dew, do, doux, due, ewe, few, flu, flue, fou, glue, gnu, goo, hew, hue, Jew, Koo, lieu, loo, mew, moo, moue, mu, new, nu, ooh, pew, phew, pooh, q, queue, roux, rue, screw, shoe, shoo, shrew, Sioux, skew, slew, slue, smew, sou, sous, spew, sprue, stew, strew, sue, Sue, thew, through, to, too, true, two, u, view, whew, who, woo, xu, yew, you, zoo [-]hide [-]hide blue, boo, brew, chew, clew, clue, coo, coup, crew, cue, dew, do, doux, due, ewe, few, flu, flue, fou, glue, gnu, goo, hew, hue, Jew, Koo,... [+]more blue, boo, brew, chew, clew, clue, coo, coup, crew, cue, dew, do, doux, due, ewe, few, flu, flue, fou, glue, gnu, goo, hew, hue, Jew, Koo,... [+]more 2slough verb Definition of SLOUGH transitive verb : to engulf in a slough intransitive verb : to plod through or as if through mud : slog First Known Use of SLOUGH 1846 Rhymes with SLOUGH bluff, buff, chough, chuff, cuff, duff, fluff, gruff, guff, huff, luff, muff, puff, rough, ruff, scruff, scuff, snuff, sough, stuff, tough, tuff 3slough noun \ˈsləf\ Definition of SLOUGH 1 : the cast-off skin of a snake 2 : a mass of dead tissue separating from an ulcer 3 : something that may be shed or cast off Variants of SLOUGH slough also sluff Origin of SLOUGH Middle English slughe; akin to Middle High German slūch snakeskin First Known Use: 14th century 4slough verb \ˈsləf\ Definition of SLOUGH intransitive verb 1 a : to become shed or cast off b : to cast off one's skin c : to separate in the form of dead tissue from living tissue 2 : to crumble slowly and fall away transitive verb 1 : to cast off 2 a : to get rid of or discard as irksome, objectionable, or disadvantageous —usually used with off b : to dispose of (a losing card in bridge) by discarding Variants of SLOUGH slough also sluff First Known Use of SLOUGH 1720 Slough geographical name \ˈslau̇\ Definition of SLOUGH town SE cen England in Berkshire pop 98,600 #spanish_reference .learn_more { margin-bottom: 16px; } Learn More About SLOUGH Thesaurus: All synonyms and antonyms for "slough" Spanish-English Dictionary: Translation of "slough" Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about "slough" Browse Next Word in the Dictionary: slough bass Previous Word in the Dictionary: slouchy All Words Near: slough __________________________________________________________ The relevance to kitchens are very obvious to me.
