bowlder
61boulder — n stone, rock, bowlder; sarsen, Druid stone, graywether …
62miistaksskim — boulder; synonyms (n) bowlder, pebble, rock, gemstone, (adj) ball, globe, sphere …
63Глоттогенез — (от греч. γλῶττα язык и γένεσις происхождение) процесс становления человеческого естественного звукового языка, отличного от других систем знаков. Проблема глоттогенеза продолжает более общую проблему возникновения языка, получающую… …
64glacial boulder — noun a boulder that has been carried by a glacier to a place far distant from its place of origin • Hypernyms: ↑boulder, ↑bowlder * * * noun : a boulder carried by glaciers to a point far beyond its original location …
65Plymouth Rock — noun 1. a boulder in Plymouth supposed to be where the Pilgrims disembarked from the Mayflower • Instance Hypernyms: ↑boulder, ↑bowlder • Part Holonyms: ↑Plymouth 2. an American breed of domestic fowl • Hypernyms: ↑domestic fowl, ↑ …
66river boulder — noun a boulder that has been carried by a river to a place remote from its place of origin • Hypernyms: ↑boulder, ↑bowlder …
67shore boulder — noun a boulder found on a shore remote from its place of origin • Hypernyms: ↑boulder, ↑bowlder …
68boul|der — «BOHL duhr», noun. a large rock, rounded or worn by the action of water or weather. Also, bowlder. ╂[Middle English bulder, short for bulderston, probably < Scandinavian (compare Swedish bullersten, perhaps < bullra roar + sten stone)] …
