Slough refers to a type of wetland, typically characterized by slow-moving or stagnant water, where water accumulates in low-lying areas. It is often associated with marshy ground and can support a diverse range of vegetation and wildlife. This term can also denote a muddy or marshy place, emphasizing its often soggy, soft terrain. Additionally, “slough” may indicate the act of shedding or removing something unnecessary, such as the outer layer of skin in certain biological contexts, or it can refer to a situation of stagnation or low vitality. In a geographical context, “Slough” is also the name of a town in England, known for its significant development and proximity to London.
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