Cliff (noun)

1. A high, steep rock face or escarpment, especially one at the edge of the sea.
2. A very steep slope or drop.

Origin:

Old english clif, of germanic origin; related to dutch klif and german kliff.

Examples:

1. The hikers reached the top of the cliff and looked out at the ocean.
2. The cliff was a popular spot for rock climbing.
3. The beach was at the bottom of a steep cliff.
4. The bird nested in a cave on the cliff.
5. The road was built along the edge of the cliff.