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Definition of rock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rock is as below...
Rock (n.) Any
natural
deposit
forming
a part of the
earth's
crust,
whether
consolidated
or not,
including
sand,
earth,
clay, etc., when in
natural
beds..
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Silicated
::
Silicated
(a.)
Combined
or
impregnated
with
silicon
or
silica;
as,
silicated
hydrogen;
silicated
rocks..
Superlation
::
Superjacent
(a.)
Situated
immediately
above;
as,
superjacent
rocks..
Slop
::
Slop (v. i.) Any kind of outer
garment
made of linen or
cotton,
as a night
dress,
or a smock
frock..
Cockhorse
::
Cockhorse
(n.) A
child's
rocking-horse.
Taring
::
Taring
(n.) The
common
tern; --
called
also
tarret,
and
tarrock..
Auger
::
Auger (n.) An
instrument
for
boring
or
perforating
soils or
rocks,
for
determining
the
quality
of
soils,
or the
nature
of the rocks or
strata
upon which they lie, and for
obtaining
water..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) A tool used in
driving
down
compactly
the
composition
contained
in a
rocket,
or like
firework..
Conodont
::
Conodont
(n.) A
peculiar
toothlike
fossil
of many
forms,
found
especially
in
carboniferous
rocks.
Such
fossils
are
supposed
by some to be the teeth of
marsipobranch
fishes,
but they are
probably
the jaws of
annelids..
Intrusion
::
Intrusion
(n.) The
penetrating
of one rock, while in a
plastic
or metal
state,
into the
cavities
of
another..
Titubate
::
Titubate
(v. i.) To rock or roll, as a
curved
body on a
plane..
Starling
::
Starling
(n.) A
California
fish; the rock
trout.
Pointed
::
Pointed
(a.)
Sharp;
having
a sharp
point;
as, a
pointed
rock..
Abrade
::
Abrade
(v. t.) To rub or wear off; to waste or wear away by
friction;
as, to
abrade
rocks..
Logan
::
Logan (n.) A
rocking
or
balanced
stone.
Fell
::
Fell (n.) A
barren
or rocky hill.
Pronghorn
::
Pronghorn
(n.) An
American
antelope
(Antilocapra
Americana),
native
of the plain near the Rocky
Mountains.
The upper parts are
mostly
yellowish
brown;
the under
parts,
the sides of the head and
throat,
and the
buttocks,
are
white.
The horny
sheath
of the horns is shed
annually.
Called
also
cabree,
cabut,
prongbuck,
and
pronghorned
antelope..
Alligator
::
Alligator
(n.) a rock
breake.
Mosasauria
::
Mosasauria
(n. pl.) An order of
large,
extinct,
marine
reptiles,
found in the
Cretaceous
rocks,
especially
in
America.
They were
serpentlike
in form and in
having
loosely
articulated
and
dilatable
jaws, with large
recurved
tteth,
but they had
paddlelike
feet. Some of them were over fifty feet long. They are,
essentially,
fossil
sea
serpents
with
paddles.
Called
also
Pythonomarpha,
and
Mosasauria..
Shamrock
::
Shamrock
(n.) A
trifoliate
plant used as a
national
emblem
by the
Irish.
The
legend
is that St.
Patrick
once
plucked
a leaf of it for use in
illustrating
the
doctrine
of the
trinity.
Sea Lion
::
Sea lion () Any one of
several
large
species
of seals of the
family
Otariidae
native
of the
Pacific
Ocean,
especially
the
southern
sea lion
(Otaria
jubata)
of the South
American
coast;
the
northern
sea lion
(Eumetopias
Stelleri)
found from
California
to
Japan;
and the
black,
or
California,
sea lion
(Zalophus
Californianus),
which is
common
on the rocks near San
Francisco..
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