Definition of Rockiers

1. rockier [n] - See also: rockier

Lexicographical Neighbors of Rockiers

rockfish
rockfishes
rockfoil
rockfowl
rockfowls
rockhard
rockhopper
rockhopper penguin
rockhopper penguins
rockhoppers
rockhound
rockhounding
rockhoundings
rockhounds
rockier
rockiers (current term)
rockiest
rockily
rockiness
rockinesses
rocking
rocking-horse
rocking along
rocking chair
rocking chair money
rocking chairs
rocking horse
rockingest

Literary usage of Rockiers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Publications by English Dialect Society (1890)
"'Among them [the wood-pigeons] were little parties of small blue doves, which ho calls rockiers.'—White's Nat. Hist. of Selborne, Letter xliv. ..."

2. The Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White (1906)
"... that often there were among them little parties of small blue doves, which he calls rockiers. The food of these numberless emigrants was beech-mast and ..."

3. The Natural History of Selborne by Gilbert White (1898)
"... his head : he moreover adds, which I was not aware of, that often there were among them little parties of small blue doves, which he calls rockiers. ..."

4. Glossary of Words in Use in Cornwall by Margaret Ann Courtney, Thomas Quiller Couch (1880)
"... wood-pigeons] wore little parties of small blue doves, which ho calls rockiers.'—White's Nut. Hi,t. of Selborne, Letter xliv. ..."

5. The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne by Gilbert White (1901)
"... that often there were among them little parties of small blue doves, which he calls rockiers.2 The food of these numberless emigrants was beech-mast and ..."

6. The Natural History & Antiquities of Selborne in the County of Southampton by Gilbert White (1906)
"... over his head: he moreover adds, which I was not aware of, that often there were among them little parties of small blue doves, which he calls rockiers. ..."

7. Ornithological Dictionary of British Birds by George Montagu, James Rennie (1831)
"... abounded in the beech woods near that place ; and that amongst them were seen little parties of small blue doves, which were there called rockiers. ..."

8. The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne: In the County of Southampton by Gilbert White, Edward Turner Bennett, James Edmund Harting (1891)
"He moreover adds, which I was not aware of, that often there were among them little parties of small blue doves, which he calls rockiers.3 The food of these ..."

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