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Bouldery

Bouldery \Boul"der*y\, a. Characterized by bowlders.

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bouldery

a. Of, pertaining to, or containing boulders

WordNet
bouldery

adj. abounding in rocks or stones; "rocky fields"; "stony ground"; "bouldery beaches" [syn: rocky, bouldered, stony]

Usage examples of "bouldery".

Safh or high bouldery ledge of the left bank, where it receives the broad Kusayb watercourse.

The land along the road into Cabo San Lucas reminded her of a checkerboard: lush tropical plantings interrupted, as though by a knife, by the real landscape, yellow and dry: cacti and strange parched trees and sawtoothed mountains in the distance, formed of gigantic bouldery rubble like the leftovers of some geological building site.

Cabo San Lucas reminded her of a checkerboard: lush tropical plantings interrupted, as though by a knife, by the real landscape, yellow and dry: cacti and strange parched trees and sawtoothed mountains in the distance, formed of gigantic bouldery rubble like the leftovers of some geological building site.

Far beneath in the valley was a small river tortuously flowing along a bouldery bed amid hillocks of old moraines which were like waves of a sea of grass-clad earth.

In the dawn he awakened, looked out through the windshield, and saw that the water was already retreating down the bouldery flat.

Their concentration was set on the uneven pathway that led to the bouldery ridgebone of the mountains, not upon me.

Finally they approached a peak, a bouldery knob where the ridge began to descend again.

Their concentration was set on the uneven pathway that led to the bouldery ridgebone of the mountains, not upon me.