Definition of throughgang in English:

throughgang

(also troughgeong, troughgeng)

noun ˈθruːˌɡaŋ

Scottish

A way or route through; an entrance; a thoroughfare; especially a narrow passageway forming a route between two other roads or streets, or between two places.

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Burgh Laws. From through- + gang.

(also troughgeong, troughgeng)

nounˈθruːˌɡaŋ

Scottish

A way or route through; an entrance; a thoroughfare; especially a narrow passageway forming a route between two other roads or streets, or between two places.

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Burgh Laws. From through- + gang.

词汇	throughgang
释义	Definition of throughgang in English: throughgang (also troughgeong, troughgeng) noun ˈθruːˌɡaŋ Scottish A way or route through; an entrance; a thoroughfare; especially a narrow passageway forming a route between two other roads or streets, or between two places. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Burgh Laws. From through- + gang. Definition of throughgang in US English: throughgang (also troughgeong, troughgeng) nounˈθruːˌɡaŋ Scottish A way or route through; an entrance; a thoroughfare; especially a narrow passageway forming a route between two other roads or streets, or between two places. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Burgh Laws. From through- + gang.
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