Sound of Sleat
Sound of Sleat proper noun: a sea channel between the Isle of Skye and the mainland of Scotland, which is rather narrow at the Loch Alsh (northern) end.
Proper noun
the Sound of Sleat
Questions about Sound of Sleat
- What does Sound of Sleat mean?
- Sound of Sleat means a sea channel between the Isle of Skye and the mainland of Scotland, which is rather narrow at the Loch Alsh (northern) end.
- What part of speech is Sound of Sleat?
- Sound of Sleat is a proper noun.
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