| Apex |
| Mount |
| K2 cousin |
| High point |
| High place |
| Bleak peak |
| Global apex |
| Highest peak |
| Earth's apex |
| Highest point |
| Himalayan peak |
| Hillary's hill |
| Peak of peaks. |
| Scaler's dream |
| Very high peak |
| Hillary's peak |
| Neighbor of K2 |
| Top of the world |
| Challenging peak |
| Sagarmatha alias |
| The highest peak |
| Highest mountain |
| Conquest of 1953 |
| Hillary's pinnacle |
| Ultimate challenge |
| Very high mountain |
| Climber's challenge |
| Hillary's challenge |
| Hillary's conquest. |
| Himalayan challenge |
| It's higher than K2 |
| Peak Norkay climbed |
| Conquest of 5/29/53 |
| Into Thin Air" peak |
| 29,000-foot landmark |
| Earth's highest peak |
| Giant Himalayan peak |
| Himalayan high point |
| View from Darjeeling |
| World's highest peak |
| Hillary conquered it |
| Challenge for Hillary |
| Highest spot on earth |
| Sight from Darjeeling |
| Symbol of achievement |
| Queen of the Himalayas |
| Hillary campaign focus |
| News locale of 5/28/53 |
| Peak of Tensing's life |
| Sir Edmund's challenge |
| Hillary's claim to fame |
| Site of a 1953 conquest |
| World's highest mountain |
| Peak first scaled in 1953 |
| Goddess Mother of the World |
| Natives call it Chomolungma |
| Sagarmatha, to the Nepalese |
| Major hurdle, metaphorically |
| Place in the news, June 1953 |
| Tibetans call it Chomolungma |
| It was first conquered in 1953 |
| Major obstacle, metaphorically |
| High point of Hillary's career |
| Place in the headlines, June 2. |
| The "it" of "Because it's there |
| Chomolungma's more familiar name |
| Mountain natives call Sagarmatha |
| The Tibetans call it Chomolungma |
| Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" locale |
| Mountain previously named Peak XV |
| Engineer for whom a peak was named |
| Huge achievement — highest climb |
| Mountain on the Nepal-Tibet border |
| View from Sagarmatha National Park |
| Mountain known locally as Chomolungma |
| Destination for many Buddha Air passengers |
| Site of "The Highest Marathon in the World |
| It was scaled in just over eight hours in 2004 |
| Subject of the 1997 best seller "Into Thin Air |
| Challenge that may involve crossing the Khumbu Icefall |
| Mountain named after a British surveyor general of India |
| Climbing challenge that contains the Geneva spur and Khumbu icefall |