dornock
/ˈdɔrnɑk/
noun
- A small stone or pebble; a variant spelling of dornick.
- A single dornock lodged in the tread of his boot.
- He stooped to pick up a dornock and skipped it across the lake.
- The driveway was graveled with dornocks from the nearby riverbed.
- A type of coarse fabric; a variant spelling of dornick.
- The upholstery was covered in a durable dornock cloth.
- She bought a length of dornock to make a heavy winter cloak.
- The old sail was patched with pieces of dornock.