a mountain (large mass of earth and rock) or (large) hill / a mine (excavation usually consisting of small tunnels) / a heap, pile / the top or high part of an object / a chance, gamble / a climax, peak

earth and sand

flow, run, rush, stream / wash away / (for rumors, news, etc. to) circulate, go around / (for time to) pass / (for music or video to) play / fail, fall through / trend

(formal) last night

(archaic, colloquial) last night, yestereve, yesternight

(archaic, obsolete) last night, yestereve, yesternight

(archaic, obsolete) last night, yestereve, yesternight

mass, massive / (obsolete) broad-minded

large amounts

(weather) drenching rains