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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 origin — it may simply be an echoic word, the kind of soft, knocking sound a handful of small stones makes when they jostle together.
- size class
- officially 4 to 64 millimeters across
- beach music
- clattering pebbles inspired the word shingle for beaches
- ancient ballots
- Greeks voted by dropping pebbles into urns
- smartwatch
- Pebble outsold Apple in early Kickstarter history
- gizzard stones
- birds swallow pebbles to grind their food
for instance
pebble smartwatch — wearable device company founded 2012, raised $10.3m on kickstarter
pebble beach golf links — championship golf course in california, host of at&t pebble beach pro-am