holm

holm

noun \ˈhō(l)m\

Definition of HOLM

British

: a small inland or inshore island; also : bottoms

Origin of HOLM

Middle English, from Old English, from Old Norse hōlmr; akin to Old English hyll hill

First Known Use: before 12th century

Rhymes with HOLM

chrome, comb, combe, dome, foam, gloam, gnome, home, loam, mome, nome, ohm, om, pome, roam, Rom, Rome, tome