Preposition: on

• side: Slight scarp on the north side where the old boundary was removed.

Converse of object

• form: The Polden Hills are capped by the Blue Lias Limestone, which in places forms a steep scarp.

• follow: They result from topography and geology, following the chalk scarp and the river valleys.

• face: A pair of Ravens over the north facing scarp of the Downs between Saxon Down and Malling Down this morning.

Adjective modifier

• steep: The Blackdown Hills are best known for the dramatic, steep, wooded scarp face they present to the north.

• northern: Lower Paleolithic Surface finds from the northern scarp of the Downs at Kithurst Hill, West Sussex.

• wooded: The Blackdown Hills are best known for the dramatic, steep, wooded scarp face they present to the north.

• main: Excavations during the 1960s discovered a box rampart on top of the main scarp and two outer ditches.

• Jurassic: From the ledge on Jurassic Scarp the traverse was continued at the same level around the corner under the prow into The Night Watch.

Modifies a noun

• slope: Turning right, you climb steeply up the scarp slope, passing through a ribbon of woodland en route.

• retreat: This may account for the high rates of scarp retreat.

• bank: On the western side of the ditch there is often a small counter scarp bank also made from the material removed for the ditch.

• edge: Climb the track beyond it with the scarp edge to your right.

• face: The stone is located just beyond the rocky scarp face on the right.

• feature: The ridges of Wenlock and Aymestrey limestone form a double scarp feature almost encircling the Woolhope inlier.

Noun used with modifier

• chalk: Walkers are rewarded with outstanding landscapes, the chalk scarp deeply divided by dry valleys.

• limestone: Your path takes you along a wooded limestone scarp with splendid views across the Aveyron gorge.

• fault: A sketch map by Barbara Nuttall of medieval Thornhill shows Deadman's Lane climbing the fault scarp of the Edge.

• rock: This drawing shows a platform with two converging sewage channels running parallel to the rock scarp.

• sandstone: The area includes the dip slopes and a series of smaller sandstone scarps and ridges behind the main cliffs.