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clogwyn

noun
clog·​wyn | \ ˈklȯg(ˌ)wēn, -äg-, -(ˌ)win\
plural -s

Definition of clogwyn

: precipice, cliff

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History and Etymology for clogwyn

Welsh clogwyn, clog; akin to Old Irish cloch stone

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