dell
- noun
- /dɛl/
- The dandelions in the dusky dell
Examples
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It's 2224 Deep Dell Place.
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The trees of the dell still reached above him, but they no longer framed Peg's lovely face.
Fiction book (1995) -
"I remember a lady in a dell five years ago, a bakery."
Fiction book (1992) -
''The farmer in the dell, hi-ho the derry-o... the farmer in the dell.
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Once upon a time A story was told About fairies and goblins And witches of old They haunted the forests And meadows and dells And this is the legend The storybook tells
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The children played in the quiet dell surrounded by towering trees.
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She discovered a beautiful flower hidden in the shaded dell of the forest.
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The old legends spoke of a dell where magical creatures would gather at night.
Synonyms
A small sheltered valley with trees and a stream
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Etymology
Dell comes from the same old English root as dale, which means 'valley'. Think of a small, quiet valley among trees, which helps you remember that a dell is a small wooded valley.