Associations to the word «Uphill»
Noun
- Ridge
- Walk
- Rampart
- Ascent
- Facing
- Haul
- Banner
- Ditch
- Rider
- Gallop
- Right
- Sprinter
- Gunnar
- Crest
- Illusion
- Tunnel
- Bicycle
- Waterfall
- Stretch
- Kilometre
- Cart
- Party
- White
- Curve
- Lincoln
- Thomas
- Coupling
- Bend
- Chunk
- Flow
- Push
- Bike
- Outskirt
- Bottom
- Induction
- Roll
- Cliff
- Bump
- Ride
- Victoria
- Slide
- Struggling
- Load
- Quarry
- Rolling
- Straight
- Gear
- Vote
- Move
- Run
- Sharpe
- Faster
- Grade
- Brake
- Drag
- Meter
- Tractor
- Rouge
- Chasing
- Reservoir
Adjective
Wiktionary
UPHILL, adverb. Up a slope, towards higher ground.
UPHILL, adverb. (by extension) With difficulty.
UPHILL, adjective. Located up a slope or on a hill.
UPHILL, adjective. Going up a slope or a hill.
UPHILL, adjective. (by extension) Difficult or laborious.
UPHILL, noun. An uphill route.
UPHILL BATTLE, noun. (idiomatic) A challenge with the odds of success stacked strongly against.
UPHILL BATTLES, noun. Plural of uphill battle
UPHILL GARDENER, noun. (UK) (slang) (derogatory) A homosexual man.
UPHILL GARDENERS, noun. Plural of uphill gardener
Dictionary definition
UPHILL, noun. The upward slope of a hill.
UPHILL, adverb. Against difficulties; "she was talking uphill".
UPHILL, adverb. Upward on a hill or incline; "this street lay uphill".
UPHILL, adjective. Sloping upward.
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