Rocky Hill

American  

noun

1. a town in central Connecticut.

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Example Sentences

Ganter is seen waving his badge and arguing there is no right turn on red at the intersection in Rocky Hill, even though there is no sign indicating that.

From Seattle Times

A fast-moving mudslide had begun on the rocky hill behind the property, overwhelming a clogged drain, backing up against the house and tearing across the yard where her children and dogs play.

From Los Angeles Times

Light overnight snowfall also covered the rocky hill beside the race course.

From Washington Times

We hike up a rocky hill, the loud winds making conversation tough.

From Los Angeles Times

At spring training this year, for example, fans tried to pack into two small far off access points at the Angels’ facility in Tempe, Ariz, with some hiking up a nearby rocky hill, just for the chance to see Ohtani pitch a minor league game on a back field.

From Los Angeles Times