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Meaning of scotch gale
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scotch gale (n)
bog shrub of north temperate zone having bitter-tasting fragrant leaves
scotch gale Sentence Examples
- The scotch gale howled through the glen, tearing at the trees and whipping up the heather.
- The ship was caught in a violent scotch gale, its sails billowing and its hull creaking.
- The island was battered by a relentless scotch gale for days, flooding the shoreline and uprooting trees.
- The shepherd fought against the scotch gale, trying to protect his sheep from the icy wind and rain.
- The hikers huddled together for warmth as the scotch gale intensified, the darkness closing in around them.
- The lighthouse keeper stood firm against the scotch gale, his beam cutting through the storm.
- The villagers huddled in their homes as the scotch gale raged outside, their windows rattling from the wind.
- The castle turrets swayed in the grip of the scotch gale, their ancient stones groaning under the strain.
- The bridge groaned and creaked as the scotch gale threatened to topple it into the river below.
- The scotch gale roared through the forest, tearing leaves from the trees and sending branches crashing down.
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bog shrub of north temperate zone having bitter-tasting fragrant leaves
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The scotch gale howled through the glen, tearing at the trees and whipping up the heather.
The ship was caught in a violent scotch gale, its sails billowing and its hull creaking.
The island was battered by a relentless scotch gale for days, flooding the shoreline and uprooting trees.
The shepherd fought against the scotch gale, trying to protect his sheep from the icy wind and rain.
