DEFINITIONS

rock-eel

[ rok-eel ]
/ ˈrɒkˌil /

noun

rock blenny.

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Words nearby rock-eel

rock-'n'-roll, rock-a-bye, rock-and-roll, rock-bottom, rock-bound, rock-eel, rock-faced, rock-fill dam, rock-ribbed, rock-shelter, rockabilly

Origin of rock-eel

First recorded in 1875–80
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