Associations to the word «Downhill»
Noun
- Slalom
- Skiing
- Skier
- Super
- Ski
- Innsbruck
- Bike
- Racer
- Paralympic
- Podium
- Winter
- Olympics
- Discipline
- Brake
- Medalist
- Finish
- Slope
- Hitchcock
- Cycling
- Terrain
- Val
- Moe
- Gee
- Medal
- Maze
- Cup
- Speed
- Event
- Resort
- Austria
- Gravity
- Cross
- Switzerland
- Race
- Run
- Mountain
- Finishing
- Louise
- Count
- Championship
- Summit
- Winner
- Competition
- Sitting
- Lindsey
- Whistler
- Slide
- Incline
- Oslo
- Gradient
- Senior
- Lund
- Inline
- Boulder
- Hike
- Sled
- Chute
- Aspen
Adjective
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Wiktionary
DOWNHILL, adverb. Down a slope
DOWNHILL, adjective. Located down a slope or hill
DOWNHILL, adjective. Going down a slope or a hill
DOWNHILL, adjective. (by extension) easy
DOWNHILL, adjective. (by extension) deteriorating, getting worse
DOWNHILL, noun. (uncountable) The fastest of the disciplines of alpine skiing
DOWNHILL, noun. (countable) A rapid descent of a hill in related sports, especially in alpine skiing
Dictionary definition
DOWNHILL, noun. The downward slope of a hill.
DOWNHILL, noun. A ski race down a trail.
DOWNHILL, adverb. Toward a lower or inferior state; "your performance has been going downhill for a long time now".
DOWNHILL, adverb. Toward the bottom of a hill; "running downhill, he gained a lot of speed".
DOWNHILL, adjective. Sloping down rather steeply.
Wise words
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