Definition of chockstone in English:

chockstone

nounˈtʃɒkstəʊnˈCHäkˌstōn

Climbing

A stone that has become wedged in a vertical cleft.
Example sentencesExamples
- Climb the rest of the chimney more easily (but with interest) past the chockstones and into the Eeyrie to belay.
- A refrigerator-size chockstone is wedged between the walls ten feet downstream from the ledge, giving the space ahead the claustrophobic feel of a short tunnel.
- The tiny pebble of a chockstone is completely hidden by the sling looped over it so that it appears you are abseiling on a piece of tape wedged into a vertical crack…
- I followed and when I arrived at the slung chockstone I yelled for slack to get some rope in order to lower myself across the slab.
- A large obstacle in the form of a twenty-five foot wall was overcome by an easy ramp-chimney with a chockstone at the top which was bypassed using a foot-jam in a small crack.

Definition of chockstone in US English:

chockstone

nounˈCHäkˌstōn

Climbing

A stone that has become wedged in a vertical cleft.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tiny pebble of a chockstone is completely hidden by the sling looped over it so that it appears you are abseiling on a piece of tape wedged into a vertical crack…
- A refrigerator-size chockstone is wedged between the walls ten feet downstream from the ledge, giving the space ahead the claustrophobic feel of a short tunnel.
- I followed and when I arrived at the slung chockstone I yelled for slack to get some rope in order to lower myself across the slab.
- A large obstacle in the form of a twenty-five foot wall was overcome by an easy ramp-chimney with a chockstone at the top which was bypassed using a foot-jam in a small crack.
- Climb the rest of the chimney more easily (but with interest) past the chockstones and into the Eeyrie to belay.

单词	chockstone
释义	Definition of chockstone in English: chockstone nounˈtʃɒkstəʊnˈCHäkˌstōn Climbing A stone that has become wedged in a vertical cleft. Example sentencesExamples Climb the rest of the chimney more easily (but with interest) past the chockstones and into the Eeyrie to belay. A refrigerator-size chockstone is wedged between the walls ten feet downstream from the ledge, giving the space ahead the claustrophobic feel of a short tunnel. The tiny pebble of a chockstone is completely hidden by the sling looped over it so that it appears you are abseiling on a piece of tape wedged into a vertical crack… I followed and when I arrived at the slung chockstone I yelled for slack to get some rope in order to lower myself across the slab. A large obstacle in the form of a twenty-five foot wall was overcome by an easy ramp-chimney with a chockstone at the top which was bypassed using a foot-jam in a small crack. Definition of chockstone in US English: chockstone nounˈCHäkˌstōn Climbing A stone that has become wedged in a vertical cleft. Example sentencesExamples The tiny pebble of a chockstone is completely hidden by the sling looped over it so that it appears you are abseiling on a piece of tape wedged into a vertical crack… A refrigerator-size chockstone is wedged between the walls ten feet downstream from the ledge, giving the space ahead the claustrophobic feel of a short tunnel. I followed and when I arrived at the slung chockstone I yelled for slack to get some rope in order to lower myself across the slab. A large obstacle in the form of a twenty-five foot wall was overcome by an easy ramp-chimney with a chockstone at the top which was bypassed using a foot-jam in a small crack. Climb the rest of the chimney more easily (but with interest) past the chockstones and into the Eeyrie to belay.
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