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hillock
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hillock
a small hill or mound
hillock [′hil·ək]
(geology)
A small, low hill.
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This year, a marquee which looked several seasons old, no flooring - just foot long hillocky grass looking for ankles to sprain, and a rickety bar counter with a wide choice of one draught beer and one draught lager.
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Two schemes in particular: from Finland (by Helin & Siitonen) and from Denmark (by Vandkunsten), showed provocative new approaches to making dense suburban developments that made the most of opportunities offered by the hillocky forested landscape and by technology available to maximize use of ambient energy (AR November 1993).
And the future? Buildings and cities of the future must conserve ... by The Architectural Review
Four men and a pale, hillocky woman reclining in a stupor are quite naked.
Titian at the National Gallery by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
 
 
 
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