Cliff is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLIFF in dictionary:

VERB:
• scale a cliff
NOUN:
• a high, steep face of rock
• a steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea
• steep rock face, esp along the sea shore
• A high, steep rock; a precipice.
• See Clef.
• a steep high face of rock

Words related to CLIFF

cleeve11 cliffed16 cliffier16 cliffiest17 clifflike21 cliffs14 cliffy17 clift10 clifted13 cliftier13 cliftiest14 clifts11 clifty14

Words that contain CLIFF

cliffs14 cliffy17 scliff14 cliffed16 scliffs15 cliffier16 clifftop18 cliffhang21 cliffhung21 cliffiest17 clifflike21 cliffside18 clifftops19 cliffhangs22 cliffsides19 undercliff19 cliffhanger23 undercliffs20 cliffhangers24 cliffhanging25 cliffhangings26

How to use CLIFF in a sentence

• And so, in a little time, it was gone quiet against the cliff, and the head-part did be upward in the darkness above, so that it did be from our sight.
• Very near this castle, in the side of the cliff, is a fortified cavern, which for centuries has gone by the name of La Grotte des Anglais.
• Occasionally it would happen that for a long time the buffalo would not be found in a place favorable for driving over the cliff or into a pen.
• A distant cliff looks like a phosphorescent space on a hill-side.
• Circling around the cliff beyond Positano the sun greeted them, shining from out a blue sky, and they wondered what had become of the bad weather they had so lately experienced.
• Micklebrown on the cliff on Bank Holiday has been claimed by Miss Ivy Peckaby, of Wimbledon.
• But a short way up the canyon there was a spring in the hills, which found its outlet in a narrow stream that ended in a small waterfall at the edge of a cliff.
• A subsidiary camp was being established there, only a mile from the base of our cliff, but still far beyond reach of our weapons.
• At one point a mountain torrent leaped from the cliff into the depths below.
• Ross crawled across his rock on his hands and knees, wavered along the cliff wall until he was again faced with angry water.
• The second portrait pictured the poet wrapped in his cloak, standing, lost in thought, alone upon a cliff, gazing solitary at the sea, and listening.
• In this cliff are many natural caves, and the caves themselves were utilized as dwellings by inclosing them in front with walls made of volcanic rocks and cinders.
• These cliff dwellings are placed tier above tier, in a very irregular way.
• Our name is Dashwood, and we are staying at Holly Lodge, a house standing in its own grounds and facing the sea, yonder on the South Cliff.
• Foot by foot she slid down the face of the cliff, and at last those above felt the strain upon their muscles suddenly relieved.
• But he had his own mat spread on the top of the cliff, whence he could keep an eye on the surrounding country, and gave none of the prisoners a chance to talk to him.
• Figure 33 shows a kind rather more abundant than the last, and consisting like it of one circular kiva with rooms back of and between it and the cliff.
• Cliff was ready to believe that anybody who came to see her would certainly want to know something which she could not tell them, and she went down fearfully.
• The vessel neared the cliff in about the same proportion that she forged ahead.
• They are vicious fighters, and often back up to a cliff where they can keep the dogs at a distance.
• We venture on to the rocking bridge over the streaming, whirling water, and then stand on the little cliff island, between firs and pines, that shoot forth from the crevices.
• Passed several streams, and a pretty fall, the water falling down a cliff almost perpendicular, about 100 feet high.

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