scarp

We were passing the foot of a scarp at the time.

There can be more than one scarp down the slope.

Will you take this miserable scarp for what it is worth?

Headed east along the scarp, they must pass the enemy.

The scarp is to the west with a dip slope to the east.

That had been a distance indeed since dawn, across country and onto the Scarp.

The creek continued to the edge and dropped down the face of the scarp.

In 1855 he presents the budget of hand, scarp and trench.

The range has the form of a crescent shaped scarp.

The scarps or cliffs are usually 1 to 2 km high.

The surface of the steep slope is called a scarp face.

All towns are situated at the foot of the scarps.

There are also a number of short, straight scarps.

"The scarp approaches, and we will give it due respect."

These smaller scarps generally run from the east side of the valley to the northwest.

The mountain above the flat ground is a very steep hill scarp.

They were staring at an old black man standing on a nearby lunar scarp.

In the morning they started along the sloping scarp of the plateau once more.

A rounded ridge, with an abrupt scarp at one end.

Mountains, hills, folds and scarps are formed in the process.

"We should be able to spot North Scarp pretty easily from the air."

He saw her moving quickly across a barren scarp.

At the top of the scarp he stopped and said goodbye to his brothers, promising to return.

It is marked at the surface by a fault scarp, a small ridge.

"Afraid it is; at least we're on the Scarp now.