hummocky

For the rest, there was just a hummocky expanse of snow.

On the slope north of it, there are some hummocky meadows.

In the western half of the interior floor is a hummocky elevated region.

Today this hummocky feature is covered with trees and other vegetation.

However, hummocky ridges may form near the toe of the slump.

The floor of the wide valley was carpeted with hummocky grass.

"Just above the spray line," he said, nodding up the rock's hummocky surface.

In the distance dirt bikes popped into the air above the hummocky dunes.

We had left the forest, and were riding across a dark and hummocky plain.

The surface near the crater is hummocky from the deposited ejecta.

The unique hummocky landscape was created by quarrying for limestone.

Lower, hummocky hills and a few small glacial ponds make up the surrounding landscape.

The end moraines are now preserved as widespread flat or hummocky mounds.

He rolled forward, the big adjustable suspension smoothing out the ride for him over the hummocky ground.

The outer rim is surrounded by a small rampart of hummocky terrain.

They were almost a mile away, in camouflage jackets, belly crawling across the hummocky terrain.

But he repeated the order in an angry voice, pointing to a water-flooded hummocky spot where there could not be anything.

His odor to her was meadow- green, hummocky, and lustful as a satyr.

The term hummock, or hummocky, is also applied to extremely irregular surfaces.

The soils are typically moist, fine-grained, and often hummocky.

Ravna sat back in the hollow formed by the hummocky moss.

After a moment he quit and turned away, dropping his head to forage in hummocky, turfy grass.

Some were permafrosts and heaves, which produced hummocky terrain.

San Joaquin soils formed in old alluvium on hummocky topography.

Dawn was still some way off and there was no moon; the stars barely illuminated the hummocky ground.