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Rock Another term for 'stone'
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rocking The motion of a rose engine headstock when the edge of the rosette is used to cut circular waves on flat surfaces (face turning). See also Traversing.
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Rock An aggregate of one or more minerals, or a concentrated mass of stony material. Examples of rocks are granite, shale, marble, or conglomerate.
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Rock This is a nickname for a type of player who will fold a lot. These types of players generally break even. They fold most of their losers, but will not aggressively bet their winners and will thus not make much money. They are also easily bullied out of pots.
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Rock the target shot at in trap or skeet. An inverted saucer-shaped object, generally made of powdered limestone and pitch. Regulations specify it is 4 5/16 in diameter, 11/8 high and weighs 3 1/2 ounces, with an allowable variation of 5% from this latter figure.
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