noun. A pass between two mountain peaks or a gap in a ridge.

noun. A narrow pass between two mountain peaks: a term used in English by some writers on alpine geology and mountaineering.

noun. The assimilated form of com-, con-, before l. See com-, con-.

noun. A name given by Abercrom by in 1887 to the region on a weather-map between two anticyclones, where the isobars show a connecting neck or narrow region of lower pressure analogous to the col that affords a passage from one mountain peak to its neighbor: not to be confounded with a trough or an area of low pressure.

noun. An abbreviation of Colonel as a title, and

noun. of Colossians.

noun. [lowercase] An apothecaries' abbreviation of coliander, an obsolete form of coriander.

noun. A short ridge connecting two higher elevations or mountains; the pass over such a ridge.

noun. A dip between mountain peaks in a summit-line.

noun. a pass between mountain peaks

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bealach  mountain pass  pass  saddle  

mountain pass  notch  pass  

water gap  wind gap  

altro  ancora  braccio  caccia  col-  

abysm  abyss  arroyo  box canyon  breach