Converse of object

• strew: Park here and walk up the grassy boulder and rock strewn hillside to look for the 3 key birds of this area.

• erode: In Honduras, the mucuna bean has improved crop yields on steep, easily eroded hillsides with depleted soils [ 13 ] .

• ascend: The path meanders from the valley floor, crossing several rivers, before ascending the hillside.

• hug: As the train continues down the valley, it hugs the steep hillside.

• descend: Reality returned when we descended the hillsides again and drove the riverside trail.

• dot: As darkness fell a few isolated lights dotted the opposite hillside but apart from that there was no evidence of other human activity.

Adjective modifier

• wooded: These are all to be found on the wooded hillside directly above the town.

• steep: The crag stands above a steep woody hillside, with a caravan site down on the right of the road.

• forested: The deep green forested hillsides we pass through look for all the world like the approaches to Merthyr.

• scrubby: On 14 October, the two armies faced each other over 400 yards of marsh and scrubby hillside.

• pine-clad: Each island holds a collection of small churches and red tiles houses found tucked among the pine-clad hillsides.

• scrub-covered: Nearby, an interesting scrub-covered hillside supports Crissal and Bendire's Thrashers, Greater Roadrunner and Abert's Towhee.

Modifies a noun

• vineyard: The Var region holds treasures for anyone who enjoys the harmony of a hillside vineyard, ancient dry stone walls or small walking paths.

• villa: Llafranc is an intimate resort with whitewashed streets and exclusive hillside villas.

• terrace: The setting is magnificent, elevated on hillside terraces that are connected by a monumental marble staircase.

• location: Ray Atkins ' Summer School - A well equipped light studio in a West Cornwall hillside location.

• woodland: There's beautiful countryside a stoneâs throw from the town and the hillside woodland provides welcome relief in unspoiled nature.

Noun used with modifier

• south-facing: The Emerson's house is ideally placed for sun on a south-facing hillside.

• chalk: A local artist wanted to find a suitable location for a symbol of the 20th century on a chalk hillside.