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Definition of rocky
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 rocky is as below...
Rocky (a.) Full of, or
abounding
in,
rocks;
consisting
of
rocks;
as, a rocky
mountain;
a rocky
shore..
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Pintail
::
Pintail
(n.) The
sharp-tailed
grouse
of the great
plains
and Rocky
Mountains
(Pediocaetes
phasianellus);
--
called
also
pintailed
grouse,
pintailed
chicken,
springtail,
and
sharptail..
Crees
::
Crees (n. pl.) An
Algonquin
tribe of
Indians,
inhabiting
a large part of
British
America
east of the Rocky
Mountains
and south of
Hudson's
Bay..
Steingale
::
Steinbock
(n.) A small South
African
antelope
(Nanotragus
tragulus)
which
frequents
dry, rocky
districts;
--
called
also
steenbok..
Fell
::
Fell (n.) A
barren
or rocky hill.
Scree
::
Scree (n.) A
pebble;
a
stone;
also, a heap of
stones
or rocky
debris..
Rocky
::
Rocky (a.) Fig.: Not
easily
impressed
or
affected;
hard;
unfeeling;
obdurate;
as, a rocky
bosom..
Butte
::
Butte (n.) A
detached
low
mountain,
or high
rising
abruptly
from the
general
level of the
surrounding
plain;
--
applied
to
peculiar
elevations
in the Rocky
Mountain
region..
Rocky
::
Rocky (a.) Like a rock; as, the rocky orb of a
shield..
Chinook
::
Chinook
(n.) A warm
westerly
wind from the
country
of the
Chinooks,
sometimes
experienced
on the slope of the Rocky
Mountains,
in
Montana
and the
adjacent
territory..
Rupellary
::
Rupellary
(n.)
Rocky.
Malma
::
Malma (n.) A
spotted
trout
(Salvelinus
malma),
inhabiting
Northern
America,
west of the Rocky
Mountains;
--
called
also Dolly
Varden
trout,
bull
trout,
red-spotted
trout,
and
golet..
Pothole
::
Pothole
(n.) A
circular
hole
formed
in the rocky beds of
rivers
by the
grinding
action
of
stones
or
gravel
whirled
round by the water in what was at first a
natural
depression
of the rock.
Tor
::
Tor (n.)
High-pointed
hill; a rocky
pinnacle.
Scopulous
::
Scopulous
(a.) Full of
rocks;
rocky.
Chief Hare
::
Chief hare () A small
rodent
(Lagamys
princeps)
inhabiting
the
summits
of the Rocky
Mountains;
-- also
called
crying
hare,
calling
hare, cony,
American
pika, and
little
chief
hare..
Laramie Group
::
Laramie
group () An
extensive
series
of
strata,
principally
developed
in the Rocky
Mountain
region,
as in the
Laramie
Mountains,
and
formerly
supposed
to be of the
Tertiary
age, but now
generally
regarded
as
Cretaceous,
or of
intermediate
and
transitional
character.
It
contains
beds of
lignite,
often
valuable
for coal, and is hence also
called
the
lignitic
group.
See Chart of
Geology..
Artemisia
::
Artemisia
(n.) A genus of
plants
including
the
plants
called
mugwort,
southernwood,
and
wormwood.
Of these A.
absinthium,
or
common
wormwood,
is well
known,
and A.
tridentata
is the sage brush of the Rocky
Mountain
region..
Oreodon
::
Oreodon
(n.) A genus of
extinct
herbivorous
mammals,
abundant
in the
Tertiary
formation
of the Rocky
Mountains.
It is more or less
related
to the
camel,
hog, and
deer..
Prairie
::
Prairie
(n.) An
extensive
tract of level or
rolling
land,
destitute
of
trees,
covered
with
coarse
grass,
and
usually
characterized
by a deep,
fertile
soil. They
abound
throughout
the
Mississippi
valley,
between
the
Alleghanies
and the Rocky
mountains..
Littorina
::
Littorina
(n.) A genus of small
pectinibranch
mollusks,
having
thick
spiral
shells,
abundant
between
tides on
nearly
all rocky
seacoasts.
They feed on
seaweeds.
The
common
periwinkle
is a
well-known
example.
See
Periwinkle..
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