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bowlder's Usage Examples:

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

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

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

A boulder wall, also spelled boulder-walls or bowlder-wall, is a kind of wall built of round flints and pebbles, laid in a strong mortar.

Lorberg being to have the city place the historic bowlder [sic] in York park, in a position overlooking the river, with an iron railing.

What man may look more bowlder To join a jofull crew? He says he"ll pike all mussells and kewins Before.

People began to run down to the bowlder(sic)-strewn beach, helplessly enough, in their distress.

Haven, and in other regions of Connecticut and New England", while both "bowlder stones" and sandy deserts across the world could be attributed to "diluvial.

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.

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

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

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

Lorberg being to have the city place the historic bowlder [sic] in York park, in a position overlooking the river.

Synonyms:

rock, boulder, river boulder, stone, shore boulder, glacial boulder,

Antonyms:

bad person, achromatic, artifact,