plural n. a high steep face of rock or earth; overhang on hill or mountain
I saw an eagle fly over the cliffs.
I saw an eagle fly over the cliffs.
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The cliffs give us insight into the geology of the area.
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When the two men flew across the ocean to Greenland, how do you think they felt when they looked down at the cliffs and big waves?
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How did the Anasazi get up and down the steep cliffs where the pueblos were built?
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What was dangerously falling off the cliffs in the Natchitoches Territory?
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What are the cliffs in the Badlands compared to?
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Why didn't Susan go to the cliffs across the valley before that day?
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They did not want to climb the scraggy cliffs.
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What were the cliffs made of?
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Who lived in a small village high up on cliffs by the sea?
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bluff; steep rock; wall
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fyffes
gifts
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