Words and phrases that have a meaning related to cliff: (161 results)
Often used in the same context:
ledge, precipice, ravine, rockface, clifftop, mountain, waterfall, gorge, abyss, boulder, crag, corrie, mountainside, crevasse, serac, hillside, hill, promontory, sand dune, couloir, snowfield, seracs, canyon, embankment, timberline, beachy head, slope, bluff, rocks, escarpment, ridge, longs peak, headland, knoll, snowbank, glacier, scree, horseshoe falls, sandbar, rock outcrop, mountaintop, outcropping, guardrail, creek, mineshaft, sugar loaf mountain, bunny slope, abseiling, earthwards, icefall, icefield, creek bed, sandbank, snowslide, fjord, hogback, cave, rabbit hole, belays, quicksand, mount parnassus, sidehill, climber, switchback, piton, scafell pike, whitecap, rimrock, ben nevis, tar pit, balcony, eiger, canyoneering, helvellyn, bernese alps, gulch, rapids, railing, shore, floe, groyne, riverbank, riptide, hucks, koppie, massif, snowy mountains, hummock, pali, slickrock, crevice, fourteener, hairpin bend, rope, hillock, volcanic crater, butte, river, hiker, incline, harney peak, telegraph pole, cliffs, bluffs, crags, precipices, headlands, mesa, escarpments, promontories, hills, gabled, grove, inhabited, battlemented, chimney, reconstructed, adjoining, brad, butler, castellated, castle, demolished, embowered, fern, gentrified, haunted, homer, julian
Appears in the definition of:
acapulco, acapulco de juarez, anasazi, asplenium ruta-muraria, bird's-foot fern, canyonlands national park, cliff diving, cliff dwelling, cove, crag, escarpment, face, hydromantes brunus, landslide, landslip, limestone salamander, mesa verde national park, pellaea mucronata, pellaea ornithopus, perpendicular, precipice, scarp, scree, spectacular, talus, vertiginous, wall rue, wall rue spleenwort
More general:
formation, geological formation, geology
Synonyms:
Also try:drop-off
— Adjectives for cliff: high, steep, sheer, rocky, low, great, visual, vertical, perpendicular, foot, overhanging, more...
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