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• slope down 1. To slant toward or recede from something at a downward angle. The field slopes down from the mansion at the top, 2. To cause or construct something to slant toward or recede from something at a downward angle. In this usage, a noun.

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• toward the bottom of a slope Examples of downslope in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web As devastating fires sweep through parts of the region, the National Weather Service forecast an extreme Santa Ana event, with the dry, downslope flame-spreading winds expected to gust up to 80 miles an hour over the next 18 to 24 hours.

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• May 27,  · Slope Down: First Trip - it's a huge descent with a high speed through the green plains and cliffs. Arcade where you have to find out a Crystal and save the World from a coming disaster. Pick up your sphere and let's start the trip! A beautiful journey is waiting for you! INTERESTING LOCATIONS A lot of unique levels Beautiful low poly graphics/10(7).

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• Slope down is a crossword puzzle clue that we have spotted 1 time. There are related clues (shown below).

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• Recall that the slope of a line is a measurement of how many units it goes up or down for every unit we move to the right. Sometimes this is stated as the rise of the line divided by the run, or the change in yvalues divided by the change in xvalues. In general, straight lines have slopes that are positive, negative, or zero.

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• akikuscofymdagdathis.xyzinfo - Endless reaction-based maze runner. Slope is a 3D endless running game with simple controls, breakneck speeds, and super-addictive gameplay. It is developed by Rob Kay and is suitable for players of all ages!

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• May 27,  · Slope Down: First Trip - it's a huge descent with a high speed through the green plains and cliffs. Arcade where you have to find out a Crystal and save the World from a coming disaster. Pick up your sphere and let's start the trip! A beautiful journey is waiting for you!/10(7).

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• adverb: downslope; adverb: down-slope 1. at or toward a lower point on a slope. As adverbs and adjectives, you'd use them the same way you'd use 'upwind' or 'downwind'. As nouns you'd use them exactly like in your example. Say they just went down an awesome ski run. One skier turns to his friend and says "Dude, that downslope was awesome!".

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• to lie or cause to lie at a slanting or oblique angle. (intransitive) (esp of natural features) to follow an inclined course: many paths sloped down the hillside. (intr; followed by off, away, etc) to go furtively. (transitive) (formerly) to hold (a rifle) in the slope position (esp in the command slope arms) n.

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