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Meaning ofrockin English

rock

uk//rɒk//

Pluralrocks
Past Tenserocked
Participle Verbrocking
Third Person Singularrocks

Definitions

Noun
1. a music genre; characterized by strong beats
2. solid mineral matter in earth's crust
3. a large stone or boulder
  The park features a large rock formation.
4. natural material with unique mineral composition
  The geologist studied the rock sample carefully.
5. a stable source of support; dependable person
  My mother has always been a rock for our family.
6. a mineral formation; part of earth's crust
  The hikers had to navigate through the dense forest to reach the massive rock.
7. a projecting mass of stone
  The mountain climbers had to navigate around a large rock.
8. a large or small stone; boulder or pebble
  The child picked up a small rock from the beach.
Verb
1. to move gently back and forth
  The baby was crying, so I began to rock her in my arms.
2. to shake or sway violently
  The earthquake began to rock the entire city.
3. to sway or tilt back and forth unsteadily
  The old chair started to rock back and forth on its unstable legs.
4. to wash and pan ore; separate minerals
  The miner began to rock the gravel to find gold.
5. to disturb or greatly impact someone's emotions
  The news of her illness really rocked my world.
6. to perform or operate efficiently; succeed
  The new policy will rock the market with its innovative approach.
7. to play or enjoy rock music with energy
  The band began to rock the stage with their lively performance.
8. to wear something stylishly; carry off a look
  The model walked down the runway and managed to rock the designer outfit.

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