Obs. [? Onomatopæic.] intr. ? To fall with a splash; to go stumbling.
1629. Gaule, Holy Madn., 170. Yet am I not so sheepish, to losh into the Ditch.
1847–78. Halliwell, Losh, to splash in water. North.
1859. Whitehead, Leg. (1896), 19 (E.D.D.). An laykes and loshes ower the steaynes.
