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stonerock

stonerock noun: a projecting rock or crag; a large boulder.

Noun

stonerock (plural stonerocks)

  1. A projecting rock or crag; a large boulder.
    • The late settlement of the flanks of Crowborough Beacon, the edges of Ashdown Forest, the narrow defile of the Dudwell valley in Burwash and the 'stonerock' fields in Eridge and Rotherfield are examples of the colonization of this least workable of land.1967, H. E. Hallam, H. P. R. Finberg, Joan Thirsk, The Agrarian History of England and Wales, volume 2

Proper noun capitalized: Stonerock

Stonerock (plural Stonerocks)

  1. A surname.

Forms of stonerock

Noun
pluralstonerocks
alternative formstone-rock
alternative formstone rock
Proper noun
pluralStonerocks

Origin of stonerock

From Middle English *stonrock, ston-roche, stanroch, from Old English stānrocc. By surface analysis, stone + rock.

Questions about stonerock

What does stonerock mean?
Stonerock means a projecting rock or crag; a large boulder.
What part of speech is stonerock?
Stonerock can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of stonerock?
The plural of stonerock is stonerocks.

Words near stonerock in the dictionary

  1. stoner rocker
  2. stoner rockers
  3. stonerag
  4. stonerific
  5. stonerlike
  6. stonerock
  7. stonerocks
  8. stoneroller
  9. stonerollers
  10. stoneroot
  11. stoners

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