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Rock
01
a solid material forming part of the earth's surface, often made of one or more minerals
Examples
She collected interesting rocks during her trip to the beach.
02
a hard, brightly colored stick candy, often peppermint-flavored
Examples
Children bought sticks of seaside rock.
03
material composed of aggregates of minerals forming the Earth's crust
Examples
Granite is a common type of rock.
04
a swaying movement, especially side-to-side motion
Examples
The boat experienced a dangerous rock in rough seas.
05
a person who provides unwavering support, strength, and stability
Examples
Through all the ups and downs in life, she has been my rock, always there when I needed her.
06
crack cocaine in solid, smokable form
SlangExamples
He was caught with a few rocks in his jacket pocket.
to rock
01
to gently move from one side to another
Intransitive
Examples
The boat rocked gently on the calm waters.
02
to cause someone or something to move gently from one side to another
Transitive: to rock sth
Examples
She gently rocked the baby in her arms, calming him with the soothing motion.
03
to shock or surprise someone in a strong way
Examples
The discovery of the ancient city rocked the archaeology field.
04
to wear or carry something confidently, often clothing or accessories
SlangExamples
She rocks that jacket like no one else.
Lexical Tree
rockery
rocklike
rocky
rock
