goosemouth
/ˈɡuːsmɔθ/Definitions
1. noun
A small opening or gap in a rock or a wall, especially one that resembles a goose’s beak.
“The hikers had to squeeze through a narrow goosemouth to reach the other side of the mountain.”
2. noun
A type of rock formation with a narrow opening, often found in canyons or gorges.
“The geologists studied the unique formations of the canyon, including the impressive goosemouths carved out over millions of years.”