- - Rock, loosely
- - Loose rock
- - almost cover up the loose debris
- - Steep mass of rocks shortened passage
- - Loose weathered gravel at the foot of slopes popularised by Beth Chatto
- - Patch of loose rock that aptly rhymes with "debris"
- - Cliffbase debris
- - almost cover up the debris from the cliff
- - almost cover the loose debris
- - loose stones on a mountain
- - almost provide protection from fallen debris
- - almost cover up the fallen debris
- - bits of falling rock – endless cover needed
- - almost cover up the debris on the hillside
- - Loose stones on a mountain slope
- - Small Indian rocks on mountain
- - Sloping mass of loose rock
- - Pile of rocks near a hill
- - Mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
- - Loose stones
- - Loose rocks on a mountainside
- - Loose rocks at the base of a cliff
- - Rocky debris
- - A mountainside mass of loose stones
- - Slope of loose stones
- - Mountain slope debris
- - Sloping mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
- - Fallen rocks
- - Loose mountainside stones
- - Patch of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
- - Rockslide debris
- - Fallen-rock debris
- - Debris at the base of a mountain
- - Debris of fallen rocks
- - Cliffside debris
- - Landslide debris
- - Mountainside debris
- - Loose mountain debris
- - Small loose stones on a mountainside
- - Loose rock debris
- - Harsh cry, children having dropped loose rock
- - Cliff-base rock pile
- - Cliff-base debris
- - Sloping mass of rocks
- - Loose rocks at a cliff's base
- - Rock debris
- - Crater debris
- - Loose rock at the base of a slope
- - Ravine rocks
- - 10 Down debris
- - Mass of loose rock
- - Hillside debris
- - Loose rocks or debris
- - Talus or pebble
- - Stony debris
- - Loose pieces of rock
- - Heap of rocky debris.
- - Mass of loose pebbles.
- - Steep mass of broken rock.
- - Rocky debris: Gt. Brit.
- - Rock fragments
- - Mountain debris
- - Pile of rock debris
- - Rock group
- - Loose rock on a mountainside
- - Fragmented hillside rock
- - Debris that has fallen from cliffs
- - loose shale
- - Small loose stones
- - The stones make alarming sound, putting last couple off
- - a great wave, certain to contain gallons
- - mountainside stones
- - South American native that's on slippery slope
- - Rubble at the base of a cliff
- - Talus
- - Cliffside rubble
- - Landslide detritus
- - Cliff's rocky foot
- - Steep stony slope
- - Rocky rubble at the base of a cliff
- - Cliffside detritus
- - Rocky rubble
- - Volcanic deposit
- - Rocky slope accumulation
- - Mountain rubble
- - Cliffside litter
- - Cliff-side rubble
- - Mountainside rubble
- - Cliff-base pile
- - Pile of rubble
- - Mountainside erosion
- - Mountainside detritus
- - Detritus on the side of a mountain
- - Mass of detritus
- - Pebbly rubble
- - Pebble; stone
- - Stone heap, in England
- - Pebble, in England.
- - Stony mass on a hillside.
- - Mass of pebbles at the foot of a slope.
- - Accumulation of pebbles.
- - Hillside rubble.
- - Heap of stones of glacial origin.
- - Gravelly area at foot of steep slope.
- - Accumulation of pebbles on a slope.
- - Steep mass of pebbles on a mountainside.
- - Heap of stones: Great Britain.
- - Heap of stones: Gr. Britain.
- - Rubble
- - Detritus
- - Geological formation
- - Heap of stones
- - potential climbing hazard
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