'wide hill' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "We decided to take the long, winding road through the wide hill."
It's a wide hill, with sections that are both steep and more gentle for the littler children, and plenty of room to finish at the bottom.
From one entrance to the mall, three-quarters of the way between Macy's and Sears, the view includes the avenue, a row of evergreens and a tall, wide hill that seems to hover over it all.
It is a quiet green oasis on a wide hill near the campus of Sam Houston State University, with rows of small crosses and headstones, at the center of which stand a decorative brick well and a white-painted altar bearing a cross.
The wide hills beckon me on either side, and I suddenly feel trapped on the concrete.
But in the growing sport of free-sledding, steep, forested mountains are preferable to bald, wide hills.
And it's simply gorgeous: a medley of villas scattered across three wide hills sloping downwards to an out-ofsight shoreline.
When the operation began, the brigade suffered from a combination of poor navigation by the pilots of their C-47 Dakota transport aircraft, heavy cloud cover and incorrectly marked drop zones, which led to all of its units being scattered over a wide area; Hill himself was dropped with several sticks from 1st Canadian and 9th Parachute Battalions near the River Dives.
She has seen a lot of incredulous buyers from California, but many second-home buyers come from vibrant cities closer to Spicewood, such as Austin or Houston, looking for acreage in the wide-open hill country.
Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand.
As Aaron Green, "Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand," Mr. Scott said.
As Aaron Green, he added, "Mr. Hill, wide-eyed and anxious as ever, makes a fine visual and temperamental foil for Mr. Brand".
