How to pronounce“boulder”in English
And then the pebble can hit a rock, and the rock can hit a stone, and the stone hits a bigger stone, which hits a boulder, which hits a bigger
boulder, and all of a sudden, there are tens of tons of rock falling down the mountain and basically destroying everything in its wake.
So again, here, the quantity is the amount of material coming down the mountainside, and the more there is, the more that that increases
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Definitions of “boulder”
A large mass of stone detached from the surrounding land.
A particle greater than 256 mm in diameter, following the Wentworth scale
To engage in bouldering.
“He bouldered a route in the same area with ease. Mitchell, 11, was hanging with the older kids in an area where bouldering nearly upside down seemed to be....”
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