Cuesta

What do we mean by cuesta?

A ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a cliff on the other. noun

An unsymmetrical ridge having a strong slope or escarpment on one side and a gentle slope on the other. noun

A sloping plain, esp. one with the upper end at the crest of a cliff; a hill or ridge with one face steep and the opposite face gently sloping. noun

Slope (acclivity or declivity). noun

A hill or ridge with a gentle slope on one side, and a steep slope on the other.

A last name that angelina, alexa, and miley think is a personality trait Urban Dictionary

A wild nightclub that is totally radical. There are free drinks and the hot women are really into the game here. The Cuesta can be found in any bedrock hill, but its entrance is often well hidden. Urban Dictionary

A Community College in and around San Luis Obispo, California. Cuesta is affectionately (or not so affectionately) referred to as Harvard by the Highway, Princeton by the Prison, Yale by the Jail, UCC, UC Cuesta, and UCQ. It's a good school, that (from what I've heard) has a good nursing program. Students who choose to save their parents (or themselves) thousands of dollars per year get unnecessary flak from jealous kids whose parents forked over large sums of cash to send them straight to four year schools. Cuesta College has some excellent professors and a few mediocre ones. Contrary to beliefs held by some, it is possible to get out of Cuesta in two years, and many of the students are quite ambitious and/or didn't slack off in high school. Cougar pride!!! Urban Dictionary

A haunted neighborhood in Simi Valley, CA, in which a family discovered their house was haunted. Afterwards, their 5-year-old daughter was kidnapped, their son was almost eaten by a tree, and they escaped just in time for the house to collapse into nothingness. The reason the neighborhood was haunted was because it was built on top of a graveyard. Urban Dictionary

A medium-sized venue located near the Cuesta Café where a lot of kool students hangout. In the social club, students are usually engaged in a wide variety of activities such as talking about how they got fucked up at the last the party, playing videogames, and occasionally playing ping pong with random objects they find lying around the room. At the social club, you will run into a lot of interesting people. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cuesta:
cuesta, cesta, cresta, questa, cuenta, custa.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cuesta:
tanto, nada, seco, valladolid, escarpment, poly, playa, acapulco, seville, calle, andalusia, colombian, arroyo, salamanca, cigar, cow, castile, verde, luis, sedimentary, guerrero, dreaming, dip, strata, slope, archery, vega, dexter, silva, pez, cuban, cal, galicia, rancho, medina, atl, del, blake, rey, lez, lip, que, gentle, spanish, havana, fern, pablo, mart, footballer, retreat, chilean, madrid, erosion, ridge, jos, extinct, las, steep, mar, pedro, san, grande, carlos, colombia, fernando, spain, cuba, argentine, dominican, rica, victor, mario, mexican, argentina, cruz, cavalry, santa, jose, juan, defender, municipality, archbishop, rio, surname, miami, columns, chile, costa, pilot, directed, grade, plays, gap, landscape, rocks, antonio, boundary, hills, historian, brian.

Words that rhyme with cuesta:
fiesta, vesta, celesta, testa, podesta, cesta, festa, esta, cresta, nesta, mesta, malatesta, presta, modesta, tempesta, pesta, sebesta, agresta, abreast a, accessed a, addressed a, arrest a, assessed a, attest a, bequest a, best a, blessed a, blest a, breast a, brest a, bucharest a, budapest a, caressed a, celeste a, chest a, claresta, coalesced a, compressed a, confessed a, crest a, depressed a, detest a, digest a, digressed a, dispossessed a, distressed a, divest a, dressed a, esta a, este a, expressed a, festa a, fiesta a, finessed a, gest a, guessed a, guest a, impressed a, incest a, infest a, ingest a, inquest a, invest a, jest a, lest a, manifest a, midwest a, molest a, nest a, northwest a, oppressed a, possessed a, pressed a, presta a, professed a, progressed a, protest a, quest a, recessed a, reinvest a, repressed a, request a, rest a, retest a, sonesta, southwest a, stressed a, suggest a, suppressed a, test a, testa a, transgressed a, undressed a, unrest a, vest a, west a, wrest a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cuesta:
general, magnesian, madrid, old, spanish, steep, long, prominent, low, devonian, martinez, dissected, sever, alvarez, roman, main, second, cretaceous, whole, real, madrigal, next, higher, subordinate, coral, moselle, coastal, outermost, vicious, valladolid, third, dangerous, hard, non, plain, pedro, late, rocky, imbecile.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cuesta:
munoz, rey, maker, albertos, topography, herranz, form.

Consonant match to cuesta:
quester, questor, questar, quest a, quest he, quest to.

Words that sound like cuesta:
cuesta, questa, questi, questo, quest, quests, quester, cresta, questor, queste, questar, cuestas, krista, christa, questing, quist, krysta, crista, crysta, quested, custa, kista, crusta, quota, costa, kosta, cueto, casta, quita, quast, cuenta, quata, kwast, quite a, crusty, christy, christie, kristy, kristi, christi, cristo, kristie, christo, cristy, quinta, cristi, cristie, custo, crustie, crest, queso, ques, caressed, gusta, quasi, crests, crested, queda, quanta, cousteau, kester, cristae, kuta, chrest, quesada, close to, keta, casto, kest, crossed eye, creston, cuta, guist, quechua, costo, crestor, quaestor, costi, caressa, kesa, cusa, cuento, cleta, key west, kjersti, quarta, casti, acquest, kreta, kwaito, costae, quasi-, crosstie, kosti, kestel, csta, cuerda, cresst, orquesta, quecha.