tafone
cove
lamination
crushed rock
gravel
chondrule
upfilling
cinder cone
rag
grotto
arenicolite
grot
choke
bebouldered
rift
arête
diorite
fragmentary
moonmilk
section
foralite
speleo-
chasmolithic
rudaceous rock
folium
pocket
gabbro
fragmental
pyroclastic
den
foliated
sedimentary basin
foliaceous
lamina
foliate
siltstone
peperino
microfissure
saddle reef
ratchel
coralloid
jaspilite
arch
clast
ledge
dropstone
petrology
hyaloclastite
lithology
clastic
chimney
greywacke
pegmatite
floran
slate
cavernlike
quarry
soapstone
stonish
living rock
arkose
dolmen
cataclasis
formation
orbicule
rubblework
breccia
speleology
argillite
mesocavern
stoned
jasperoid
spelaeology
magmatic
dacite
glacial polish
gypcrete
meerestone
rock shelter
vug
stonebrash
euendolith
cavern out
mearstone
tuffite
merestone
cavern
peridotite
lamprophyre
pelite
incaved
sandstone
country rock
conglomerate
alternant
dolerite

English words for 'A small cave-like feature found in granular rock such as sandstone.'

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