carrick
/ˈkɑːrɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A small, rounded hill or rocky outcrop, especially one near the sea.
“The scenic coastal path took us past a picturesque carrick, where we stopped to take in the breathtaking views.”
2. proper noun
A surname of Scottish origin, often found in the West of Scotland, particularly in the region around Ayrshire.
“Carrick, a local from Ayrshire, was a skilled fiddler in the local folk band.”