| acid rock |
a form of music popular in the late 1960s and early 1970s that has loud, often distorted sounds and harmonies, and lyrics that suggest psychedelic experiences. |
| cap rock |
the solid rock layer that is immediately over a deposit of oil, gas, salt, or the like. |
| folk-rock |
popular music that combines characteristic elements of folk music and rock-'n'-roll, often using lyrics similar to the former, with rhythm from the latter, as in songs of social protest. |
| hard rock |
a style of rock music characterized by heavy amplification and harsh or distorted electric guitar. |
| Little Rock |
the capital of Arkansas. |
| phosphate rock |
sedimentary rocks that contain large amounts of calcium phosphate, used in making fertilizer, phosphorous chemicals, and the like. |
| punk rock |
a loud and insistent style of rock music, characterized by deliberately offensive and aggressive lyrics, which originated in the late 1970s; punk. |
| rock and rye |
a bottled combination of rye whiskey, rock candy, and fruit. |
| rock bass |
an edible, freshwater game fish of eastern North America, related to the sunfish. |
| rock bottom |
the very lowest point or level. |
| rock brake |
any of various related ferns that grow in rocky soil. |
| rock candy |
large, clear, hard nuggets of crystallized sugar. |
| rock climbing |
the activity or sport of climbing sheer rock faces using special techniques, tools, and safety equipment such as ropes and harnesses. |
| Rock Cornish |
a hybrid chicken produced by mating White Rock and Cornish stock. |
| rock crystal |
clear, esp. colorless, quartz. |
| rock dove |
a European wild pigeon from which most common and domesticated pigeons are derived. |
| rock garden |
a garden established among rocks or provided with rocks that usu. contains alpine or other plants that grow well in rocky places. |
| rock salt |
common salt in solid form, occurring in large irregular rocklike masses; natural sodium chloride. |
| rock squirrel |
a gray, black-headed ground squirrel found in the rocky regions of the western United States and Mexico. |
| rock star |
a performer of rock-'n'-roll music who has gained great popularity and fame; rock-'n'-roll star. |