Rockies

[rok-eez]

noun

1. Rocky Mountains.

Rockies

/ ˈrɒkɪz /

plural noun

1. another name for the Rocky Mountains

Example Sentences

If your hips ache a bit when you walk the corridors, he says, “maybe you should go take that hike in the Rockies sooner than later.”

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Another influence that comes to mind is the old wagon-train western, if packed alongside the salt pork were a few speakers capable of blasting dance music loud enough to shake the Rockies.

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By any objective measure, running the Colorado Rockies seems like the most miserable job in professional sports.

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Our triple-A team, they’re now the Rockies but we used to be affiliated with the Dodgers so it just goes hand in hand.

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The Brewers’ $143-million payroll this year was less than 20 other teams in Major League Baseball — including the historically bad Colorado Rockies — and almost one-third the size of the Dodgers.

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