hilly

As an adjective hilly is

(of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills.

As an adjective hilly

is abundant in hills; having many hills.

As a noun plains is

plural of lang=en.

As a proper noun Plains is

the Great Plains region of North America.

As an adjective hilly

is (of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills.

As a proper noun billy is

a diminutive of the male given name william.

As a proper noun tilly

is or tilly can be .

As a noun tilly

is .

As an adjective hilly is

(of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills.

As adjectives the difference between hilly and helly

is that hilly is (of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills while helly is hellish, infernal.

As adjectives the difference between willy and hilly

is that willy is willing; favourable; ready; eagre while hilly is abundant in hills; having many hills.

As a noun willy

is alternative form of lang=en.

As a proper noun Willy

is a male given name, diminutive of William.

As an adverb rilly

is eye dialect of lang=en.

As an adjective hilly is

abundant in hills; having many hills.

As adjectives the difference between dilly and hilly

is that dilly is redolent of dill (the spice while hilly is abundant in hills; having many hills.

As a noun dilly

is someone or something that is remarkable or unusual.

As an adjective hilly

is (of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills.

As an adverb hiply is

in a hip way.

As an interjection hillo

is .

As a verb hillo

is (obsolete) to holler, shout loudly at someone.

As an adjective hilly is

(of a landscape) abundant in hills; having many hills.