sloper
/ˈsloʊpər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who climbs or works on a steep slope, especially a rock face.
“The experienced climber was a skilled sloper, able to navigate the treacherous terrain with ease.”
2. noun
in golf, a slope in the ground that makes a shot more difficult to control.
“The sloper on the 17th hole made it challenging for even the most skilled golfers to make a par.”
3. verb
to climb or work on a steep slope, especially a rock face.
“The hikers had to sloper their way up the mountain, using their climbing gear to secure their footing.”
4. noun
a type of roof slope, especially one that is steep and difficult to walk on.
“The architect designed the building with a sloper roof to provide additional storage space.”