In the Soliloquy lexicon
sough
/saʊ/
noun and verb
A low, murmuring or rustling sound, especially one made by wind through trees; to make such a sound.
Used in a sentence
The pines sough softly in the evening wind.
A small story
At dusk, the avenue behind the vicarage began to sough, though not a leaf had yet fallen. Mrs Vale stood at the back door with her coat unbuttoned, listening for the motorcar that would not return. Somewhere beyond the dark yews, rain gathered itself.
Nearby words
Keep sough — and watch it become a star.
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