| Such corries are often known as combes in English place names, a word cognate with the Welsh word cwm. |
| The star of the appellation is Roc des Combes, produced on a particularly well-favoured site on the Gironde itself. |
| This ridge separates Blackcombe and Whitecombe on the eastern side of the fell, and gives good views into both combes. |
| The cleft hills as they slope down to the shore show little dells and combes deliciously fresh and verdurous. |
| On this side are high crags, wild combes and a small tarn, Bleaberry Tarn. |
| Combes of Washington investigates flexural stiffness influences on insect wings scaling and wing venation. |
