hill
/hɪl/Definitions
1. noun
a rounded elevation of the earth’s surface, typically having steep sides and often a small summit.
“The hikers climbed up the hill to get a better view of the valley below.”
2. noun
a long, narrow, and steeply inclined slope of earth or rock, especially one formed by erosion.
“The hill of sand dunes stretched far into the desert horizon.”
3. noun
a place of entertainment, especially one featuring live music or dancing.
“The hill was a popular nightclub in the 1980s.”
4. verb
to rise or be raised to a higher position, especially to a steep or elevated place.
“The trees hill above the riverbank after the flood.”
5. verb
to make something rise or be raised to a higher position.
“The strong wind hill the sailboat to the top of the mast.”
6. verb
to climb or ascend a hill, especially one with a steep slope.
“The hikers hill up the mountain trail early in the morning.”