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tumulose
adjective
tu·mu·lose
\-əˌlōs\
variants: or
tumulous
\-ələs\Definition of tumulose
: full of small hills or mounds : tumular out there on those plains, in that tumulose landscape — Malcolm Lowry
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Origin and Etymology of tumulose
Latin tumulosus, from tumulus + -osus -ose
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