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Definition of rock
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Rock (v. i.) To move or be moved
backward
and
forward;
to be
violently
agitated;
to reel; to
totter.
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Water Rocket
::
Water
rocket
() A
cruciferous
plant
(Nasturtium
sylvestre)
with small
yellow
flowers.
Quartzite
::
Quartzite
(n.)
Massive
quartz
occurring
as a rock; a
metamorphosed
sandstone;
--
called
also
quartz
rock.
Cumbrian
::
Cumbrian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Cumberland,
England,
or to a
system
of rocks found
there..
Guhr
::
Guhr (n.) A
loose,
earthy
deposit
from
water,
found in the
cavities
or
clefts
of
rocks,
mostly
white,
but
sometimes
red or
yellow,
from a
mixture
of clay or
ocher..
Gossan
::
Gossan
(n.)
Decomposed
rock,
usually
reddish
or
ferruginous
(owing
to
oxidized
pyrites),
forming
the upper part of a
metallic
vein..
Serpentine
::
Serpentine
(n.) A
mineral
or rock
consisting
chiefly
of the
hydrous
silicate
of
magnesia.
It is
usually
of an
obscure
green
color,
often with a
spotted
or
mottled
appearance
resembling
a
serpent's
skin.
Precious,
or
noble,
serpentine
is
translucent
and of a rich
oil-green
color..
Greisen
::
Greisen
(n.) A
crystalline
rock
consisting
of
quarts
and mica,
common
in the tin
regions
of
Cornwall
and
Saxony..
Reef
::
Reef (n.) A large vein of
auriferous
quartz;
-- so
called
in
Australia.
Hence,
any body of rock
yielding
valuable
ore..
Rocker
::
Rocker
(n.) One of the
curving
pieces
of wood or metal on which a
cradle,
chair,
etc.,
rocks..
Moco
::
Moco (n.) A South
American
rodent
(Cavia
rupestris),
allied
to the
Guinea
pig, but
larger;
--
called
also rock
cavy..
Spittle
::
Spitter
(n.) A young deer whose
antlers
begin to shoot or
become
sharp;
a
brocket,
or
pricket..
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..
Biotite
::
Biotite
(n.) Mica
containing
iron and
magnesia,
generally
of a black or dark green
color;
-- a
common
constituent
of
crystalline
rocks.
See
Mica..
Norian
::
Norian
(a.)
Pertaining
to the upper
portion
of the
Laurentian
rocks.
Tarrock
::
Tarrock
(n.) The
common
tern.
Rasher
::
Rasher
(n.) A
California
rockfish
(Sebastichthys
miniatus).
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..
Flounce
::
Flounce
(v. t.) To deck with a
flounce
or
flounces;
as, to
flounce
a
petticoat
or a
frock..
Granite
::
Granite
(n.) A
crystalline,
granular
rock,
consisting
of
quartz,
feldspar,
and mica, and
usually
of a
whitish,
grayish,
or
flesh-red
color.
It
differs
from
gneiss
in not
having
the mica in
planes,
and
therefore
in being
destitute
of a
schistose
structure..
Scarry
::
Scarry
(a.) Like a scar, or rocky
eminence;
containing
scars..
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