Definitions

1. noun

A long, narrow hill of sand, often formed along the shores of seas or lakes, where sand has been deposited by wind or water.

“The sandhill cranes migrate to the wetlands in search of food.”

2. noun

A long, narrow hill of sand or earth, often covered with grass, often forming the edge of a lake or sea.

“The sandhill offered a perfect view of the sunset over the lake.”

3. noun

A type of grassland ecosystem found in many parts of the world, characterized by sandhill grasses and wildflowers.

“The park ranger led a hike through the sandhill ecosystem to teach visitors about the local flora.”

4. proper noun

A city in Manitoba, Canada, known for its sandhill cranes and other bird species.

“The sandhill area of Manitoba is famous for its birdwatching opportunities.”