hummock , also: hommock

The road to the north from my hummock was straight for a good two miles.

The walk to the rock hummock took no time at all.

It is these two hummocks which give the island its name.

They walked around behind the hummock and sat on a rock.

They sat on the grass behind a low hummock, taking a break together.

Even without full use of his hands, he kept her from rolling off the hummock as she'd started to do.

This must be one of the hummocks she had seen from fee house.

Finally there was no solid ground at all, except for the hummocks.

It is sometimes found in the lower parts of hummock grass.

At the center of the meadow you will notice a hummock.

She stood on the hummock so the breeze could dry her.

A low hummock lay behind him, and she stepped up onto that.

It was not so much an island as a hummock in a swamp.

They formed a circle around the base of the hummock.

Finally she came to a place where there was no hummock within jumping distance.

When they got in, she lifted it and flew over a few hummocks, not high.

They began to walk again, stepping from one broad hummock to the next.

After some time, they saw that the ground was rising in a rocky hummock.

She made one circle in front of the hummocks, began another, suddenly gave a start and froze.

In a space between two hummocks, close to one of them, he made out a great snipe.

How about the hummocks off there to the south?

He lay down, letting his head and shoulders rest on a hummock.

Not fifty feet away, standing atop a small hummock, was the dark figure of a man.

Soon we were jumping from one grassy hummock to the next.

We had just come around a little hummock that conceals their house from the road.