Results for: scaling rock faces
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Archaean, Archean era, of earliest geological period, of oldest rockArchean
area near stage at rock concertmosh pit
area that has been rubbed or scraped away; act of rubbing or scraping away, scraped area of skin, wearing away, wearing away of rockabrasion
arrangement of stones in a garden, rock gardenrockery
array of mathematical elements, bed or surround of material, environment in which something develops; formative tissue; form, mold; rectangular array of numerals; soft rock in which harder rocks are embedded; cartilage; (Internet) supersystem that incl...matrix
at right angles, device finding the vertical, in late Gothic style, perpendicular line, sheer rock, steep, vertical line; plumb, instrument used to set a vertical line, vertical; plumb, uprightperpendicular
attack on the street with the intention to steal; rob on the street; memorize, learn by heart, contents of a mug, drinking cup, large cup; dummy, idiot (Slang); face (Slang), make faces, mug shot, mugful, photograph suspected criminal, rob somebody, so...mug
award special hat, cap rockcap
bad luck, bringer of bad luck, cause bad luck, bring bad luck, jinx somebody or something, oddly-shaped rock column, one who practices voodoo; person or thing which brings bad luckhoodoo
bare, naked, without covering or protection, vulnerable, carried out on open rock face, unprotected from harm, visible or unprotected, with no shelterexposed
barrier, build a dike; protect with an embankment; drain with a canal or ditch, causeway, drain with ditches, embankment constructed to control water, earthwork, rampart, embankment to prevent floods, long mass of igneous rock, protect with dikesdike
based in storefront, entrance side of store, located on storefront, part of a store that faces the street, room or building with storefrontstorefront
basic to a structure, caused by atomic arrangement, of or pertaining to structure; having a structure; part of a structure; used in building, of rock structure, relating to structure, resulting from structure, used in constructionstructural
basin contents, bowl; valley, bowl-shaped depression, circular formation of sloping rock strata, depression in land filled with water, dock near sea, land draining into river or lake, open container for washingbasin
basin-shaped mass of rocklopolith
 

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