What does LOACH mean?

Loach

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A small freshwater fish with barbels around the mouth, found in Eurasia and North Africa.

Pronunciations: US: loʊtʃ, UK: ləʊtʃ

Origin and Usage: The word "loach" comes from the Old English word "loche." Loaches are a type of bottom-dwelling fish that are typically found in freshwater. They are often kept as pets in aquariums.

Synonyms: None

Related Words: Roach, Coach, Poach, Broach, Cloak

Example Sentences:

• She caught a loach while fishing in the river.
• The loach is a popular aquarium fish.
• Loaches are bottom-dwelling fish that feed on small insects and crustaceans.