Landslips, also known as landslides, refer to the sudden movement of soil, rocks, or debris down a slope. Synonyms for landslips include mudslide, rockslide, avalanche, rockfall, earthflow, and creep. Mudslides are caused by heavy rainfall, while rockslides occur due to unstable rock formations. Avalanches consist of snow and ice, while rockfalls are caused by a sudden release of rocks. Earthflows are slow-moving landslides characterized by underlying saturated soils. Creep is a slow and continuous movement of soil and rock materials due to gravity. All of these natural hazards can be dangerous and cause significant damage to homes, roads, and infrastructure, making it essential to take proper precautions to avoid them.