Definitions

1. noun

A small hill or mound, especially one found in a field or meadow; a short ridge of earth or rock, often used as a landmark.

“The farmer’s house was situated on top of a small whill that provided a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside.”

2. noun

A long, narrow hill or ridge of sand, especially one found in a desert or on a beach, formed by the wind or waves.

“The tourists trekked across the vast expanse of sand dunes, navigating the steep whills to reach the ocean beyond.”

3. verb

To build or form something into a hill or ridge, especially with earth or other material.

“The archaeologists spent weeks whilling the site to uncover the ancient ruins beneath.”