What is the opposite for rock?
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What is the opposite for rock?
What is the opposite of rock?
| stand | loiter |
|---|---|
| lounge | mope |
| procrastinate | tarry |
| shilly-shally | dally |
| hover | loll |
What is the opposite genre of rock?
The term rock music typically refers to a style of music traditionally characterized by electric guitar. There are no categorical antonyms for this term. However, one could loosely use dissimilar genres of music as antonyms, e.g., R&B, grime, opera, etc.
What is the opposite of rock solid?
What is the opposite of rock-solid?
| breakable | shaky |
|---|---|
| frail | fragile |
| brittle | flimsy |
| crumbly | friable |
| insubstantial | easily damaged |
What is the synonym of rock?
What is another word for rock?
| stone | boulder |
|---|---|
| pebble | cobblestone |
| goolie | gravel |
| mass | rubble |
| slab | scree |
What is the opposite of rock bottom?
Opposite of in the lowest or bottommost position. highest. loftiest. top. topmost.
What is the other name for the rooks?
The rook (/rʊk/; ♖, ♜) is a piece in the game of chess resembling a castle. Formerly the piece (from Persian رخ rokh/rukh, meaning chariot) was alternatively called the tower, marquess, rector, and comes (count or earl) (Sunnucks 1970). The term castle is considered to be informal, incorrect, or old-fashioned.
What is another word for solid rock?
What is another word for solid rock?
| rock layer | base |
|---|---|
| understructure | solid foundation |
| footing | anchor |
| ground | rock bed |
| substructure | rock bottom |
What is another word for not solid?
What is another word for not solid?
| hollow | empty |
|---|---|
| void | unfilled |
| vacant | bare |
| barren | blank |
| clear | devoid |
What do you call a big rock?
boulder Add to list Share. A boulder is a rock — a big one. Scientists often think of a boulder in more technical terms than we do. They use the word to describe not just a big rock, but a rock that some natural force — a river, a glacier or the like — has moved from its original location to its present one.