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rocking Working boater's term for a cutting.
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Rocky Mountain spotted fever A disease transmitted by the bite of a Rocky Mountain wood tick. Symptoms include, but are not restricted to, fever, loss of appetite, coughing, labored breathing and abdominal pain.
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Rock Any naturally formed, solid aggregate of one or more minerals.
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Rock a combination of mineral matter of various compositions
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Rock A movement typically used in the Swing in which weight is transferred between the feet without a change in position. The feet may leave the ground but they always return to the same spot. For example, a back rock involves a step taken backward (Bd) on the ball of the foot, followed by a rock forward in-place (Fd IP) on the other foot.
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