Black Hills 

An area of elevation in western South Dakota that features many geographical points of interest including Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse, and the cities of Sturgis and Deadwood. The Black Hills are known as a sacred area for local native peoples, including the Sioux Indians. The closest town of considerable size is Rapid City. This area is unique due to heavy forestation, Chinook winds and mountain-like landscape, which is not easily found in areas of the North Central region of the Midwestern United States (South & North Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, & Missouri).

The Black Hills are the closest thing to a mountain range that the prairie will ever see.

Black Hills by Tall Rain February 1, 2010

black hills 

A meeting point for aging hippies, drunks, and stupid tourists that happens to be surrounded by a bunch of trees.

I spent a week in the black hills and for some reason I can't remember a damn thing.

black hills by kale mcskiippy December 27, 2005

black hills gold digger 

A white trash gold digger, impressed by relatively small amounts of money, or items associated with low socio-economic status.

She's such a black hills gold digger, she's just after his disability check.

black hills gold digger by frankenstein27 July 7, 2010

Black hills high school 

A school full of problematic and mentally Ill teens who pretend to be ghetto. Basic white B*tches who fake their kindness. A school desperate to be athletically superior to their rival school to T-Birds. Black hills is also commonly know as cow pie high

Ugh what’s that smell? It must be Black Hills High school.

Black hills high school by Black Hills hill billie December 6, 2021

blacchails

Blacchails is way to exclaim someone whom skips school on half days, records videos of anything and everything, has a strong affection for a any person who names begins with the letter D and ends in the letter L with the first initial last name with a M whom attends a school with the slang of the "east", also someone who cant seem to get attached to a friend whos initials are TTT which she obviously should be attracted to, who is failing most of her classes and who is a basic white girl who masturbates and trys to be black so hard and proclaims she will stop skipping school which is a lie.

Awl mane, I think i woke up this morning feeling like a blacchails.

blacchails by Martincontopichildfriendly September 23, 2018

Blacchails

A sassy/sexy white female who will beat you up if you talk shit,touch her inappropriately,and talk about her ex’s. She thinks that Arabs are sexy (That’s debatable btw) She gets really angry when she’s hungry,someone being an asshole, and she especially hates it when someone with the letter T and Y talks shit. If your name has a T and Y don’t talk shit unless a blacchails will cock her hand back and bitch slap you in front of all your friends.A blacchails is a very rare specimen.

“Oh my god it’s a wild blacchails,be very careful.”

Blacchails by Therealmartincontopi October 18, 2018

the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills 

A legendary ghost that is said to have lived in the Hanging Hills in Connecticut. (Please be aware the area is named after the terrain found in the area, as far as I'm aware of no hangings have happened there.) According to the legend, if you see it once, it is a sign of joy and good luck. If you see it a second time, it is a warning. If an individual sees the dog a third time, it considered to be a death omen. It is thought by some to be responsible for the deaths of six people, including two U.S. geological surveyors in the late 1,800s who didn't respect its previous warnings because they assumed the legend was a myth even though both supposedly had seen the black dog prior to meeting their demises. In a way it could be argued that the Black dog of the Hanging Hills is a symbol of power for the dead and individuals who are trying to stand to the U.S. government because of their inconsiderate actions against various populations.

The story about the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills was originally published the Connecticut Quarterly in 1898. It was originally thought to be piece of fiction, but that has been debated for a number of years now due to the author's background, the story's original title, the number of people died in the Hanging Hills, and various other things related to the story.

the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills by Vanguard 1998 February 15, 2021