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rock wall

American  

noun

  1. rock fence.


Etymology

Origin of rock wall

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

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I bit my lip as I looked at the makeshift rock wall the Union soldiers had erected at the top of the hill.

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From his vantage point, Jonah could see Gary standing by the mysterious spot on the rock wall outside.

From Literature

Jonah heard the noise first, a sort of grinding that seemed to be coming from just the other side of the rock wall.

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Or maybe, inside the rock wall.

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There’s only the sheer rock wall of the cliff.

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