IPA: /hɔː/
KK: /hɔ/
A low area of land, often near a river, that is usually covered with grass and is suitable for grazing or growing crops.
The sheep grazed peacefully in the haugh beside the river.
The word 'haugh' originates from Old English 'halh', meaning a river meadow or low-lying land by a river. It refers specifically to a piece of land that is often fertile and near water.
Picture a lush, fertile piece of land by a river — that's what 'haugh' means, coming from the Old English word for such a place.