hogback (Meaning)

Wordnet

hogback (n)

a narrow ridge of hills

Webster

hogback (n.)

An upward curve or very obtuse angle in the upper surface of any member, as of a timber laid horizontally; -- the opposite of camber.

See Hogframe.

A ridge formed by tilted strata; hence, any ridge with a sharp summit, and steeply sloping sides.

hogback Sentence Examples

  1. The hogback ridge dominated the skyline, its jagged profile resembling the arched back of a wild boar.
  2. The gnarled and twisted hogback tree stood as a testament to the relentless winds that battered the coastal landscape.
  3. The hogback mountain trail led hikers through a rugged and unforgiving terrain.
  4. Archeologists unearthed a remarkable hogback stone, inscribed with ancient runes that defied translation.
  5. The hogback clouds gathered ominously, foreshadowing an approaching storm.
  6. The hogback roof on the ancient cottage gave it a distinctly medieval appearance.
  7. The hogback bridge arched gracefully over the shimmering river, connecting two distant shores.
  8. The hogback dinosaur's distinctive plates and spikes set it apart from other prehistoric creatures.
  9. The hogback glacier slowly carved its way through the mountain, leaving behind a U-shaped valley in its wake.
  10. The hogback pots of ancient Native Americans were renowned for their intricate designs and durability.

FAQs About the word hogback

a narrow ridge of hillsAn upward curve or very obtuse angle in the upper surface of any member, as of a timber laid horizontally; -- the opposite of camber., Se

scar, cuesta, scarp, escarpment, bluff, crag, palisade,butte, tor, cliff

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The hogback ridge dominated the skyline, its jagged profile resembling the arched back of a wild boar.

The gnarled and twisted hogback tree stood as a testament to the relentless winds that battered the coastal landscape.

The hogback mountain trail led hikers through a rugged and unforgiving terrain.

Archeologists unearthed a remarkable hogback stone, inscribed with ancient runes that defied translation.