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bowlders's Usage Examples:

Chester Wentworth referred to cobbles as cobble bowlders [sic] in his 1922 paper that would become the basis for the Udden–Wentworth.

entirely of material like the country rock, but include, in addition, a few bowlders of granitic rock.

Along the upper ditch lava bowlders are present in the muck from the surface to bedrock, and at a few places.

broad-bottomed U-shaped valleys, polished rock surfaces, and transported bowlders.

undoubtedly derived from it in large part, although there are a few granitic bowlders which may not be of local origin.

Bordering part of the glacier margin was a push moraine of till, bowlders and wood, and there were also some peat rolls.

local bed rock and contain large numbers of smoothly rounded quartzite bowlders from a few inches to 3 feet (0.

This did well enough for rough and jagged rocks and bowlders; but so soon as the surface had been levelled off, it was of little or.

bowlders's Meaning':

a large smooth mass of rock detached from its place of origin

Synonyms:

glacial boulder; shore boulder; stone; river boulder; boulder; rock;

Antonyms:

artifact; achromatic; bad person;