intervalley

English

Etymology

From inter- +‎ valley.

Adjective

intervalley (not comparable)

1. Between valleys.

Noun

intervalley (plural intervalleys)

1. A valley lying between other valleys, or between other entities.
   • 1929, Geological Survey (U.S.), Land Classification of the Northern Great Plains: Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming, page 55:

     At the outer margins of the intervalleys the sagebrush type is modified by an admixture of grasses and weeds, of which wheat bunch grass, wild geranium, lupine, balsam root, and giant wild rye are most conspicuous.

   • 1970, Geological Survey of Great Britain, Bulletin of the Geological Survey of Great Britain, page 70:

     On adult shells the posterior end of the notch is ill defined and may be filled with callus flesh with the intervalleys between the ridge.

Anagrams

• eviternally