rough bounds
Scottish
noun
With the (now usually with capital initials): (the name given to) the rugged, inaccessible part of the western Scottish Highlands between Loch Hourn in the north and Loch Shiel in the south.
Origin
Early 19th century. After Scottish Gaelic Garbh-chrìochan, lit. ‘the rough boundaries’.
- carbonate
- carbonated
- carbonate-fluorapatite
- carbonation
- carbonatite
- carbonatitic
- carbonator
- carbon bisulphide
- carbon black
- carbon bronze
- carbon capture and storage
- carbon chain
- carbon composite
- carbon-copied
- carbon copy
- carbon credit
- carbon cycle
- Carbondale
- carbon-date
- carbon dating
- carbon debt
- carbon dioxide
- carbon dioxide snow
- carbon disulfide
- carbon disulphide