Of or relating to a shape that resembles drumlins; having drumlin-like characteristics in form or structure.
Expanded form of 'drumloid' with the suffix '-al,' used in scientific and geographical descriptions to more formally denote drumlin-like properties.
Geologists use this term when they're studying ancient glacial landscapes or trying to classify mysterious oval hills—it's the fancy way of saying something looks suspiciously like a drumlin!
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