gritrock

/ˈɡrɪtˌrɑk/
noun
  1. A type of hard, coarse sandstone that contains small, sharp grains.
    • The old castle was built from local gritrock, which gave it a rough texture.
    • Geologists identified the cliff as gritrock from the Carboniferous period.
    • The path was made of crushed gritrock, so it was very rough underfoot.
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