A tall steep rock face.

Old English clif "rock, promontory, steep slope," from Proto-Germanic *kliban (source also of Old Saxon clif, Old Norse klif, Middle Dutch klippe, Dutch klip, Old High German klep, German Kl [..]

steep wall of rock, earth, or ice. Read more in the NG Education Encyclopedia

a steep high face of rock; "he stood on a high cliff overlooking the town"; "a steep drop" In geography and geology, a cliff is a significant vertic [..]

a high steep rock

a tall, vertical, or near vertical, rock face.

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A cliff is a steep face of rock and soil.

(river cliff)

steep face of rock and soil.                                                                  climate -

French association of those responsible for the financial information of companies which are quoted on the stock exchange.

(n) a steep high face of rock

A high steep face of rock.

A very steep slope of rock or soil.

A high steep face of rock.

A high, steep face of rock; a precipice. Cliff Dwelling Stone ruin built into the side of a cliff.

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A vertical or nearly vertical feature. Ordinarily a cliff less than two meters high isn't mapped. A mapped cliff is shown on the map by a black bar with teeth—it looks like a comb.

The Clean Living Is Freedom Forever (CLIFF) program is the first prison-based intensive substance abuse recovery program to specifically treat incarcerated methamphetamine abusers. The program began i [..]

A diminutive of the male given name '''Clifford'''.

Short form of Clifford or Clifton.