Clifftop (noun)

The summit or edge of a cliff, an area of high and steep rock or earth that rises suddenly from the surrounding area.

Origin:

Formed from the words 'cliff' and 'top'.

Examples:

1. The clifftop offered a stunning view of the surrounding valley and ocean.
2. The couple walked along the clifftop, taking in the beauty of the landscape.
3. The clifftop was a popular spot for rock climbers and hikers.
4. The clifftop was dangerous, with steep drop-offs and loose rocks.
5. The clifftop was the site of a historic battle, with remains of fortifications still visible.