different between lochs vs locos
lochs
English
Noun
lochs
- plural of loch
Anagrams
- Losch, closh
French
Noun
lochs ?
- plural of loch
Scots
Noun
lochs
- plural of loch
lochs From the web:
- what lochs can you swim in
- what lochs are near edinburgh
- what lochs are in the trossachs
- what lochs are in scotland
- what are lochs food
- what does locks mean
- what are lochs and glens
- what causes blood to become acidic
locos
English
Noun
locos
- plural of loco
Verb
locos
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of loco
Anagrams
- Cools, cools
Interlingua
Noun
locos
- plural of loco
Latin
Noun
loc?s
- accusative plural of locus
Spanish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?lokos/, [?lo.kos]
Adjective
locos
- masculine plural of loco
Noun 1
locos m pl
- masculine plural of loco (“crazy person; highly affected homosexual”)
Noun 2
locos m pl
- plural of loco (“Concholepas concholepas”)
locos From the web:
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- locos what does it mean
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- what are locos the drink
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- what vatos locos mean
- what is locos parentis
- what is locos tacos
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