Entertainment / Music / Rock And Roll: American popular music style first heard in the 1950s: derived from the union of African-American rhythm and blues, country-western, and pop music.
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Rock Noun Synonyms: stone, boulder
Rock Adjective Synonyms: crag, tor, escarpment, scarp, outcrop, outcropping
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Roll Verb Synonyms: undulate, billow, rise and fall
Roll Noun Synonyms: pass, go, flow, slip, flit, glide, slide, move (on), expire, elapse, disappear, vanish, evaporate
Roll Adjective Synonyms: rotate, cycle, turn (over (and over)), wheel, trundle, revolve, go (a)round, orbit, tumble, somersault or somerset or summersault or summerset
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Entertainment / Music / Soft Rock: Lyrical, gentle rock style that evolved around 1960 in response to hard-driving rock and roll. MORE
Entertainment / Music / Punk Rock: Subgenre of rock popular since the mid 1970s, characterized by loud volume levels, driving rhythms and simple forms typical of earlier rock and roll: often contains shocking lyrics and offensive behav MORE
Science / Chemistry / Random Error: Random errors are errors that affect the precision of a set of measurements. Random error scatters measurements above and below the mean, with small random errors being more likely than large ones. MORE
Technology / Home Audio / Random Code Encryption: In auto security systems, these terms describe anti-code grabbing technology, a feature which prevents malicious persons who use a special receiver to intercept remote control codes, from using it to MORE
Technology / Computers / Random Access Memory (RAM): All memory accessible at any instant by a processor. Called random because of the random placement of information within the memory bank. Operates at very high speeds on a high speed bus, to the CPU. MORE
Science / Marine Biology / Random Spatial Distribution: Situation in which individuals are randomly distributed in a space; probability of an individual's being located at any given point is the same irrespective of location in the space MORE