turr
/tɜːr/; /tɔːr/Definitions
1. noun
a small hill or mound of earth, often conical in shape, often formed as a spoil heap or for a lookout.
“The construction site produced a large turr in the middle of the field.”
2. verb
to construct a turr, especially in order to provide a lookout or for defense.
“The villagers turred a lookout point on the hill to watch for enemy troops.”