twafauld
/ˈtwɒfɔːld/ (TWAH-fol-d)
Definitions
1. noun
A type of medieval fortified house or tower, typically of 16th-century Scottish origin.
“The twafauld on the outskirts of the village was a mysterious and imposing structure.”
/ˈtwɒfɔːld/ (TWAH-fol-d)
1. noun
A type of medieval fortified house or tower, typically of 16th-century Scottish origin.
“The twafauld on the outskirts of the village was a mysterious and imposing structure.”