Use of the word sough in a sentence example

sough

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The near sough of the tree. [adjective]

Sough, a sigh, a breath. [Please select]

"Calm sough," an easy mind, a still tongue. [Please select]

"Sough'd awa," died gently. [Please select]

Another bullet passed over their heads and struck with a sough in the trunk of a big tree beyond them. [Please select]

But he begood to dwam (sicken) in the end of the year, and soughed awa' in the spring.' [Please select]

Dreary uplands, the hiss of rain, the sough of drifting snow, the patient plod of a mule along a perilous trail. [Please select]

"Yon were verra suitable words at the second table; he's a speeritually minded man, Maister Cosh, and has the richt sough." [Please select]

"The London doctor said that Saunders wud sough awa afore mornin', did he."' [Please select]

His uncle, poor gentleman, just sough'd awa wi' it in his mouth.' [Please select]

But, as I say, I've got to keep a quiet sough, for the world is gettin' socialism now like the measles.' [Please select]

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