Topography

What do we mean by topography?

Detailed, precise description of a place or region. noun

Graphic representation of the surface features of a place or region on a map, indicating their relative positions and elevations. noun

A description or an analysis of a structured entity, showing the relations among its components. noun

The surface features of a place or region. noun

The surface features of an object. noun

The surveying of the features of a place or region. noun

The study or description of an anatomical region or part. noun

The detailed description of a particular locality, as a city, town, estate, parish, or tract of land; the detailed description of any region, including its cities, towns, villages, castles, etc. noun

The features of a region or locality collectively: as, the topography of a place. noun

In surveying, the delineation of the features, natural and artificial, of a country or a locality. noun

In anatomy, regional anatomy; the mapping of the surface of the body with reference to the parts and organs lying beneath such divisions of the surface, or the bounding of any part of the body by anatomical landmarks. noun

In zoology, the determination of those different parts of the surface of an animal which may be conveniently recognized by name, for the purpose of ordinary description of specimens: as, the topography of a bird, a crab, an insect. noun

The description of a particular place, town, manor, parish, or tract of land; especially, the exact and scientific delineation and description in minute detail of any place or region. noun

A precise description of a place noun

A detailed graphic representation of the surface features of a place or object noun

The features themselves (the terrain) noun

The surveying of the features noun

Precise detailed study of the surface features of a region noun

The configuration of a surface and the relations among its man-made and natural features noun

A precise description of a place.

A detailed graphic representation of the surface features of a place or object.

The features themselves; terrain.

The surveying of the features.

The study of the surface of a large voluptuous cock. Urban Dictionary

When you pass out, either from lack of sleep or various "chemically induced" methods, on a floor which has been carpeted. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to topography:
topography, tomography, typography, topograph, tonography, tocography, otography, orography, holography, topographic, sonography, homography, horography, topographer, lipography, tomograph, monography, logography, zoography, optography, nomography, nosography, zonography, typograph, doxography, tonograph, rhopography, colography.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word topography:
undulating, hilly, karst, ridges, topographic, valleys, mountainous, gently, bedrock, sloping, rugged, steep, glacial, geology, slopes, terrain, vegetation, caves, watershed, plateau, cliffs, hills, erosion, flat, plains, gentle, precipitation, elevation, limestone, fertile, slope, soil, rolling, peaks, ranges, streams, plain, drainage, altitude, characterized, climate, varies, geography, flora, rainfall, volcanic, mapping, mountains, geological, landscape, crater, irregular, terror, rivers, basin, deposits, rocks, sandy, surface, maps, rocky, dense, ranging, varied, cave, layers, coastal, shallow, rough, altered, flooding, ridge, narrow, grid, waves, dominated, depth, forests, mountain, sample, map, sand, ideal, diversity, flow, ocean, flows, relief, relatively, winds, sea, clay, ancient, patterns, regions, height, deep, diverse, land, wind.

Words that rhyme with topography:
geography, bibliography, biography, hagiography, pornography, photography, orthography, autobiography, historiography, iconography, demography, typography, choreography, cinematography, chromatography, lithography, radiography, discography, oceanography, crystallography, mammography, astrophotography, echography, phytogeography, polarography, physical geography, linguistic geography, column chromatography, economic geography, dialect geography, news photography, offset lithography, paper chromatography, powder photography, kaumography, pomography.

Adjectives that are often used to describe topography:
local, bottom, corneal, rugged, general, irregular, rough, natural, present, complex, flat, ray, karst, varied, dynamic, mountainous, steep, submarine, undulating, hilly, ancient, coastal, original, urban, glacial, uneven, actual, medical, peculiar, difficult, detailed, regional, typical, underlying, historical, hummocky, mature, characteristic, roman, erosional, smooth, diverse, functional, gentle, underwater, scale, exact, rolling, unique, cerebral, variable, broken, complicated, subdued, dimensional, floor, dissected, ocean, sacred, distinctive, favorable, badland, retinal, overall, lunar, cortical, global, swale, unusual, morainic, intraneural, existing, day.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective topography:
image, party, map, result, interactions, change, interaction, principle, assisted, development, climate, defensive, simulation, system, measurement, based, effect, mapping, the, figure, diagram, management, mode, analysis, right, soil, factor, notebook, characterization, characteristic, survey, information, present, influences, evolution, formation, parameters, imaging, changes, influence, relative, relationships, modulation, configuration, salary, level, scales, feature, maps.

Consonant match to topography:
typography.

Words that sound like topography:
topography, typography, typographer, topographer, autobiography, topograph, typograph, epigraphy, demography, topographic, autography, typographic, auto biography, auto-biography.