Associations to the word «Scree»
Noun
- Crag
- Slope
- Crevice
- Gully
- Boulder
- Outcrop
- Ledge
- Weathering
- Cliff
- Shale
- Rubble
- Buttress
- Limestone
- Ravine
- Pebble
- Gravel
- Basalt
- Fell
- Grassland
- Escarpment
- Vegetation
- Meadow
- Crumbling
- Landslide
- Bog
- Debris
- Scrub
- Avalanche
- Summit
- Ascent
- Gorge
- Hoove
- Glacier
- Clump
- Dodd
- Climb
- Ridge
- Lichen
- Slide
- Scramble
- Deposit
- Burrow
- Fairfield
- Habitat
- Creep
- Rock
- Slab
- Pile
- Flank
- Woodland
- Climber
- Plateau
- Mallory
- Foothill
- Adobe
- Below
- Patch
- Scar
- Base
- Dune
- Slate
- Rim
- Sandstone
- Cave
- Spoil
- Accumulation
- Ethan
- Cone
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SCREE, noun. (uncountable) Loose stony debris on a slope.
SCREE, noun. A slope of such material at the base of a cliff, etc.
SCREE, verb. To flatten or level concrete, while still wet, and clear protruding stones and gravel from the surface.
SCREE, verb. To traverse scree.
SCREE, noun. A harsh high-pitched sound as of a hawk.
SCREE, verb. To make a high-pitched sound like that of a hawk.
Dictionary definition
SCREE, noun. A sloping mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff.
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