clift
[ klift ]
Origin of clift
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Clift
[ klift ]
noun
Montgomery, 1920–66, U.S. actor.
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How to use clift in a sentence
Thomas Lee built his home nearly a mile inland from the "clifts," where it would not be so open to an enemy attack from the River.
The Stronghold | Miriam Haynie"It's a right hazardous undertakin' fer anybody thet isn't used to scalin' clifts," he objected.
The Tempering | Charles Neville BuckThere is a species of goosberry which grows very common about here in open situations among the rocks on the sides of the clifts.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark | Meriwether Lewis and William ClarkThe hills and river clifts which we pass to day exhibit a most romantic appearance.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark | Meriwether Lewis and William ClarkThe hills and river Clifts which we passed today exhibit a most romantic appearance.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark | Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
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