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a mountain that lost an argument with a few thousand years of rivers

means A small, smooth stone, typically rounded by the action of water.

from From Old English 'papol-,' as seen in 'papolstān' (pebblestone), of unknown deeper originit may simply be an echoic word, the kind of soft, knocking sound a handful of small stones makes when they jostle together.

size classofficially 4 to 64 millimeters across
beach musicclattering pebbles inspired the word shingle for beaches
ancient ballotsGreeks voted by dropping pebbles into urns
smartwatchPebble outsold Apple in early Kickstarter history
gizzard stonesbirds swallow pebbles to grind their food
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