rockwork

[rok-wurk]

noun

1. stonework.

Word History and Origins

Origin of rockwork¹

First recorded in 1700–10; rock ¹ + work

Example Sentences

While the rooms are meticulously detailed — carved rockwork, projections, trick weapons and filmed moments all intermingle with live actors — each participant only has about 10 seconds to take in the scene.

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Notable design elements include lighting designed to mimic seaweed and some choral reef rockwork.

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Surrounded by 6,000 square feet of rockwork, a giant waterfall and lush jungle vegetation, Jurassic World VelociCoaster catapults guests along 4,700 feet of pulse-pounding track, 155 feet in the air at 70 mph.

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The venue for this display of his ability to rise is the rockwork in his quarters.

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In a statement that may reassure fans who might fret about safety, the zoo said “he is very deliberate about the paths he takes when traveling up or down the rockwork.”

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