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Meaning
Noun
●
A long,
narrow
container
,
open
on top
, for
feeding
or
watering
animals.
●
Any
similarly
shaped
container.
●
In Australian English & New Zealand English:
Any
similarly
shaped
container.
A
rectangular
container
used for
washing
or
rinsing
clothes.
●
A
short
,
narrow
canal
designed
to
hold water
until it
drains
or evaporates.
●
In Canadian English:
A
gutter
under the
eaves
of a
building
; an
eaves
trough.
●
In Australian English, New Zealand English & Agriculture:
A
channel
for
conveying
water or other
farm
liquids
(such as
milk
) from place to place by
gravity
; any ‘U’ or ‘V’ cross-sectioned
irrigation
channel
.
●
A long,
narrow
depression
between
waves
or
ridges
; the low
portion
of a
wave
cycle.
●
low
turning point
or a
local minimum
of a business cycle
●
In Meteorology:
A
linear
atmospheric
depression
associated with a
weather
front.
Verb
●
To
eat in
a
vulgar
style
,
as if
from a trough.
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Wiktionary
Origin
trough
English
trog
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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Thro
Basin
Tube
Downwards
Hole
Funnel
Thru
Tunnel
Tank
Reservoir
Pit
Bottom
Curve
Trench
Inlet
Cavity
Groove
Gutter
Slope
Duct
Cone
Drain
Pipe
Chute
Swamp
Peak
Plateau
Zone
River
Pond
Line
Feeder
Cylinder
Plate
Sewer
Crest
Recession
Bowl
Ridge
Borehole
Sink
Waterfall
Stream
Nozzle
Wall
Conveyor Belt
Down The Tube
Up And Down
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Rhymes
Off
Smof
Smof
Doff
Boff
Coif
Goff
Scoff
Quaff
Cough
Snough
Trough
Playoff
Mazel Tov
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