noun

rock

rock, stone, rock music, to sway

He threw a rock into the water.

He threw a rock into the water.

I love listening to classic rock.

I love listening to classic rock.

She rocked the baby to sleep.

She rocked the baby to sleep.

((a rock)) a piece of stone He found a cool rock on the beach.

((to rock sth.)) to move sth. back and forth She rocked the cradle gently.

Synonyms: stone, boulder; Synonyms (verb): sway, shake

From Old English 'rocc', possibly of Celtic origin.

Picture a rock band playing on a giant rock.

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