grandrock
nounUK /ˈɡrænd.rɒk/
US /ˈɡrænd.rɑːk/
A grandrock is a very big, special rock.
The children climbed onto the grandrock to watch the sunset.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A large rock used as a meeting place or marker in a town.
Everyone gathered by the grandrock in the square for the festival.
3. A famous or impressive rock formation that people travel to see.
Tourists came from far away to photograph the grandrock.
4. A big stone used as a base or foundation in old buildings.
The old barn was built on a grandrock that kept it steady.
5. A nickname for a strong, dependable person.
Grandpa is our grandrock—he never lets us down.