rockmaw
nounUK /ˈrɒk.mɔː/
US /ˈrɑːk.mɔː/
A rockmaw is a big rocky mouth that opens wide like a cave.
The little explorer peeked into the rockmaw and heard the wind humming inside.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A monster made of stone that eats rocks.
The story said a sleepy rockmaw lived under the mountain and munched on pebbles.
3. A deep crack in a cliff where rocks tumble through.
After the storm, a rockmaw opened up along the cliffside.
4. A playful name for a person who loves collecting rocks.
My cousin is a real rockmaw—her pockets are always full of stones.