n. a large mass of stone; natural solid nonliving material made of one or more minerals; v. move back and forth or sideways
The mother rocks the baby to sleep.
The mother rocks the baby to sleep.
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Who would study rocks and minerals?
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What does 'The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world' mean?
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What did Rose's family do with the rocks they collected?
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Why did Mrs. Lawerance heat rocks in the fire?
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How did the man feel when people told him he had rocks in his head?
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What did the lobsters crawl under the rocks and ledges to do?
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Whose boat got stuck on some rocks and tangled in some branches?
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The water is cascading over the rocks.
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How do scientists tell how old the rocks are in the canyon?
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What happened as Blaze moved closer to the rocks in the forest?
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They faced the peril of falling rocks.
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What kind of rocks would Scramble use to rock hop?
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The rope began to fray from rubbing against the rocks.
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He was shielding the boy from the rocks.
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boulder; stone; mass of stone; sway
potting soil; stand still
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rocks
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