slade
/ˈspeɪd/ or /ˈsleɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A small enclosed area of ground, especially one used for gardening or a small enclosed space of land, often in a park or garden.
“The slade was filled with vibrant flowers in every color of the rainbow.”
2. noun
A small, narrow valley, especially one with steep sides.
“The hikers navigated through the narrow slade to reach the summit.”
3. noun
A small, enclosed valley or depression in a hill or a mountain, especially one with steep sides.
“The village was nestled in a picturesque slade surrounded by mountains.”
4. proper noun
A British rock band known for their heavy metal sound and distinctive voice of the lead singer.
“Slade is one of the most iconic bands of the 1970s.”