cliffside
3.9
On the side of a steep cliff, often overlooking the sea
- adjective
- /ˈklɪfˌsaɪd/
- We enjoyed our picnic on the cliffside, surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Examples
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I think one of those birds that are on the a Greek cliffside halcyon, you're a halcyon, a puffin, a halcyon.
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The hotel offered stunning views of the ocean from its cliffside balcony.
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The hiking trail led us along the cliffside, where we could hear the waves crashing below.
Synonyms
cliffhanging
vscliffside
5.9
At the edge of a cliff and hanging over a steep drop
is located on or next to the cliff without implying projection or danger
Antonyms
Surface Forms
cliffside positive
Morphology
Etymology
Cliffside is simply cliff + side, so imagine a restaurant or path sitting 'on the edge' of a cliff. That's why cliffside as an adjective means 'located on or next to the side of a cliff'.