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hill | American Dictionary

hill
noun[ C ]
us/hɪl/
an area of land that slopes up to a point higher than the surrounding land and then slopes down again, but which is smaller than a mountain:
They built a house on the top of a hill, overlooking the town.
The highway runs through rolling hills (= land that gradually slopes up and down).
 the Hillinfml
The Hill is Capitol Hill.

hilly

adjectiveus/ˈhɪl·i/
The plane crashed in a hilly, heavily wooded area.

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The colours of the hills in the morning - it's just incredible.
There were two rows per plot, each 5 m long, with 0.75 m between rows and 0.40 m between hills.
Data were collected from the interior net plot measuring 3.60 x 3.75 m with five ridges and four maize planting hills per ridge.
Consider just lithostratigraphy: deposits on land are plastered as almost countless smears and patches over hills and valleys, rather than forming neat layercakes.
To the lower right, stippled flecks form a panorama of hills and craters.
The terrain at the western end of the hills consists of a plateau region with sandstone outcrops and slow-flowing streams.
Often present are lengthy descriptions of woods, hills, rivers, meadows - descriptions in which nature is depicted as an inventory of benign attributes.
They lived in hovels which often crested the tops of isolated hills where approach was immediately discovered and easily defended.
Ritual places in hills, mountains and high places were always created fundamentally as cosmic projections.
First, steep hills did not prevent bees from locating baits on the opposite side from where they were released.
Earlier they were satisfied with the wretched hovels constructed in a few hours similar to the camps they had on the hills.
Both crops are sown at very low densities (<5000 hills ha71) with no fertilizer.
The numbers of hills, plants, and cobs were counted.
Emergence was assessed 30 days after planting and expressed as the proportion of planted hills with a seedling.
Village settlements were concealed in the hills, making them all but invisible to strangers approaching from below.
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castle hill
The castlehill, which is accessible again, shows little sign that it once hosted a castle.
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