luffs's Usage Examples:

coast consists of bluffs, indented with bays and bordered by several islands, the larger ones being Cozumel (where Cortes first landed), Cancum, Mujeres and Contoy.

Huge bluffs ruptured from the ground and oozed with water.

The terrain was rough, covered with brush choked ravines and sharp granite bluffs.

To gather the nectar, beehives are placed on bluffs, elevated platforms along the river's edge, or even on floats during the short period in April and May when the white tupelo blooms.

and the city is built on a narrow level plain between the sea and bluffs, the latter rising steeply 2000 ft.

The sound echoed off the bluffs and the dogs retreated.

In the operations for the capture of Vicksburg in 1863 unsuccessful attempts were made in February and March by Porter's vessels to penetrate through connecting streams and bayous to the Yazoo river and reach the right rear of the Confederate defences on the bluffs.

The commercial section of the city occupies a long, narrow beach between the water-line and bluffs, and contains the arsenal, exchange, custom-house, post-office, railway station, market and principal business houses.

; on the ocean side, wherever this lava has not extended, erosion has gone on until bluffs woo ft.

During 1849-1850 Council Bluffs became an important outfitting point for California gold seekers - the goods being brought by boat from Saint Louis - and in 1853 it was incorporated as a city.

I see copperheads a lot around these bluffs.

It is built on high rocky bluffs, and is the centre of a pearlbutton industry introduced in 1891 by J.

littoral is characterized by bluffs, which grow higher and higher toward the east, rising to 600 ft.

Synonyms:

sailing,

Antonyms:

unfold, stand still,