razor-backed
/ˈreɪzəbakt/adjective
1Of an animal: having a narrow back with a prominent ridge-like spine.
2Of a hill or other geographical feature: having or forming a narrow, steep-sided ridge.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Fraser (fl. 1793–1822). From razor + backed.
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