Dale

Definition of dale:

part of speech: noun

Low place between hills.

part of speech: noun

A valley; glen; as, they went up hill and down dale.

Usage examples for dale:

• And Robert Dale is beside her. "Peggy Owen and Liberty", Lucy Foster Madison.

• Two years later Stephen Dale died suddenly. "Up in Ardmuirland", Michael Barrett.

• Dr. Dale particularly urged that the Government should insist on carrying out the 18th article of the Convention of Pretoria. "Native Races and the War", Josephine Elizabeth Butler.

• Robin Hood, roving the wild woods of Merry England, depended upon it for his prowess, as did Allan a Dale and Little John. "Entertainments for Home, Church and School", Frederica Seeger.