rockstone
rockstone noun: a pebble.
Noun
rockstone (plural rockstones)
- A pebble.
- Without wasting many words, however, the youth picked up a "rockstone," as pebbles are called in Jamaica, and delivered the missile with so skilful an aim, that the bird dropped to the ground, […]1847, Philip Henry Gosse, Richard Hill, The Birds of Jamaica, page 274
- She learned her art by breaking / hard rockstones.1992, Lorna Goodison, “Praise to the mother of Jamaican art”, in Poems
Proper noun capitalized: Rockstone
Rockstone
Forms of rockstone
| plural | rockstones |
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Origin of rockstone
From rock + stone.
Questions about rockstone
- What does rockstone mean?
- Rockstone means a pebble.
- What part of speech is rockstone?
- Rockstone can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of rockstone?
- The plural of rockstone is rockstones.
Words near rockstone in the dictionary
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