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rockstop

rockstop noun: a padded disk placed under the endpin of a cello or string bass, to keep the instrument in place without damaging the floor.

Noun

rockstop (plural rockstops)

  1. A padded disk placed under the endpin of a cello or string bass, to keep the instrument in place without damaging the floor.

Forms of rockstop

pluralrockstops

Origin of rockstop

From rock + stop.

Questions about rockstop

What does rockstop mean?
Rockstop means a padded disk placed under the endpin of a cello or string bass, to keep the instrument in place without damaging the floor.
What part of speech is rockstop?
Rockstop is a noun.
What is the plural of rockstop?
The plural of rockstop is rockstops.

Words near rockstop in the dictionary

  1. rockstardom
  2. rockstars
  3. rocksteady
  4. rockstone
  5. rockstones
  6. rockstop
  7. rockstops
  8. Rockstroh
  9. Rockstrohs
  10. rocksucker
  11. rocksuckers

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