hillside

¹

[ hil-sahyd ]

noun

1. the side or slope of a hill.

Hillside

²

[ hil-sahyd ]

noun

1. a township in NE New Jersey.

Word History and Origins

Origin of hillside¹

1350–1400; Middle English; Old English hyll sīde

Example Sentences

There was an impressive response from the emergency services and I imagined recovering on the hillside then walking slowly back to the car park.

From BBC

That was until they received a phone call from the other side of the valley; their neighbours could see that the water was stripping away the hillside their home stood on.

From BBC

A plane dips low over a smoldering ridgetop and unleashes a ribbon of fire retardant, coating the hillside a bright pink.

From Los Angeles Times

Prichard also explained that these hillside water tanks are only designed to support a community’s daily use as well as a large structure fire — one that might take three or four firetrucks.

From Los Angeles Times

With intense offshore winds and extremely dry brush, the blaze spread quickly and, by the afternoon, had ripped through hillside neighborhoods near Camarillo.

From Los Angeles Times

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