sidehill

[sahyd-hil]

noun

Origin of sidehill

First recorded in 1665–75; side¹ + hill

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The station was in a sort of dugout, made of boards and builded into a sidehill.
With the Doughboy in France
Edward Hungerford
They seem to have lost interest in this piece o' sidehill, anyway.
Si Klegg, Book 3 (of 6)
John McElroy
After a time they came to a sidehill where the woods thinned.
The Rules of the Game
Stewart Edward White
On a sidehill or in a valley artificial grading has to be resorted to, except on one side.
Rural Hygiene
Henry N. Ogden
Toward this they went, following the sidehill and gradually dipping down 238 through heavy underbrush.
Brand Blotters
William MacLeod Raine