chockstone
/ˈtʃɒk.stoʊn/Definitions
1. noun
a large, irregularly shaped stone, especially one used as a wedge or anchor, often in a river or sea.
“The chockstone had been lodged in the ship’s hull for years, causing damage to the surrounding wood.”
1. noun
a large, irregularly shaped stone, especially one used as a wedge or anchor, often in a river or sea.
“The chockstone had been lodged in the ship’s hull for years, causing damage to the surrounding wood.”