SUMMIT
ADJECTIVES
1849 — CULMINANT reaching the greatest height, forming the summit or highest point, topmost
1889 — CULMINAL pert. to the summit
NOUNS
1375 — SUMMITY the summit; the topmost part, the top → obs.
1400 — COPEROUN a summit, top → obs.
1437 — TOPPET the top, tip, or summit of something → obs.
1450 — NAB a peak, a promontory; a rocky or prominent hill, a summit → chiefly Sc. & Eng. dial.
1541 — RIGGING the highest point of anything; the crest or summit of a hill or ridge of elevated ground → chiefly Sc.
1582 — CROWD the rounded summit of a mountain, hill, or other elevation
1587 — CULM the highest point, the summit → obs.
1600 — COPPLE a little summit or eminence → obs.
1646 — CULMEN the top or summit; fig., the height, acme, culminating point
1677 — FASTIGIUM the summit or apex; the ridge of a house
1702 — TIP-TOP the extreme summit; the very top; the highest point or part → colloq.
1826 — NABB the summit of a hill or prominence → Sc.
1851 — SUMMARY the summit or highest point
1871 — VAN a summit or height
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