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molehill

[ US /ˈmoʊɫˌhɪɫ/ ]
[ UK /mˈə‍ʊlhɪl/ ]
NOUN
  1. a mound of earth made by moles while burrowing

How To Use molehill In A Sentence

  • Their neighbour agreed, saying: ‘The embankment is full of molehills.’
  • The sight of new molehills here and there reminded me of an old farm worker I knew who was a good hand at catching moles.
  • The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills.
  • One of her hands curved atop the other to form a pink, freckled molehill her desk.
  • I tend not to read too much into a one word throwaway; for my taste, Matt seems to mostly be making mountains out of molehills (like he did with Steele earlier today — what is it about today for him?). Matthew Yglesias » Conservative Women’s Group Cites Small Petrodictatorship as Ideal Form of Government
  • You're making a mountain out of a molehill. You wrote one bad essay - it doesn't mean you're going to fail your exam.
  • The house looked bland and there was nothing in the garden except molehills.
  • Featuring all the worst aspects of a neglected garden on one side of the fence, including dandelions, thistles, and molehills, it had a beautiful cottage garden on the other.
  • The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills.
  • Go down to the field (if you find fields on the side of the river then even better) and look for some molehills.
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