Roundtop
A name used for hills, mountains, parks, or ski resorts, often in the United States
- proper noun
- US
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Roundtop
- At a distance, it might make little difference, but at places like Little Roundtop and in the waning moments of Pickett's Charge, the soldiers at Gettysburg found themselves fighting face to familiar face.
Examples
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Ski Roundtop had freshly groomed trails available for skiing today.
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It's insulting to mention homes that have had power going out after being restored, while the rest of us freeze on Roundtop with no power at all since day one.
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Bobby, carry on. - Mr. Horne? - Little Roundtop.
Surface Forms
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Morphology
Etymology
Roundtop comes from two simple English words, round and top, which mean 'rounded' and 'top'. That's why many places called Roundtop are hills or mountains with a smooth, rounded top and are often used as parks or ski resorts.