Dentdale

English

Etymology

From the village of Dent +‎ dale.

Proper noun

Dentdale

  1. The valley of the River Dee in Cumbria, England.
    • 1953 June, Geoffrey G. Hoare, “Pennine Railroad”, in Railway Magazine, page 410:
      As a watery sun caught a patch of green fields amid a cleft in the hills, far away deep to our left, he made his second remark since we left Hellifield. "Dentdale, best o' lot"—that was his opinion.
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