The term 'LOW SPOT' can be broken down into five crossword solutions: SWALE (5 letters), SAG (3 letters), DELL (4 letters), VALE (4 letters), and DALE (4 letters). A swale is a low-lying area of land, usually between two hills or ridges, that is often marshy or wet. To SAG is to droop or sink down, usually due to a lack of support. A DELL is a small, secluded, and often wooded valley. A VALE is a wide, open valley, typically with a river running through it. Finally, a DALE is a valley, especially in northern England, that is typically wide and shallow.