slopeside

English

Etymology

From slope +‎ -side.

Adjective

slopeside (not comparable)

1. Located on or near a ski slope.
   • 2007 January 5, Nick Kaye, “Spruce Peak at Stowe”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     In the Green Mountains of north-central Vermont, this project is the first slopeside development in Stowe, the center of a resort area long popular with weekenders — especially in winter.

Noun

slopeside (plural slopesides)

1. The side of a slope.
   • 1942, Sullivan C. Richardson, Adventure South, page 205:

     There were still few trees, but the slopesides seemed very steep, and plastered over them were the patterned patches of Indian farms!

   • 2022, Gregory Day, Words Are Eagles:

     As roots clutch the gully soil and cling to the slopesides.

Anagrams

• solipedes