rocks

C1 · Advanced Plural noun Slang

n. a slang word for money.

n. a slang term for money, particularly in the context of wealth or payment.

“He must have plenty of rocks to afford a car like that.”

“The deal fell through because the buyer didn't have enough rocks to cover the initial deposit.”

C2 · Proficiency Plural noun Slang · Vulgar

n. a very rude word for a man's testicles.

n. a vulgar slang term referring to the testicles.

“The player was doubled over after the ball hit him right in the rocks.”

“The comedian's routine relied heavily on crude jokes about his rocks, which alienated a large portion of the audience.”

C1 · Advanced Plural noun Slang

n. a slang name for a specific type of illegal drug.

n. a slang term for crack cocaine, referring to its pebble-like appearance.

“The police found several rocks hidden in the back of the van.”

“The documentary explored the devastating impact that the distribution of rocks had on the local community during the 1980s.”

B1 · Intermediate Informal

v. to be very good, impressive, or exciting.

v. an informal use meaning to be excellent or highly impressive; often used to describe music or performances.

“That new band really rocks; you should come to their next show.”

“The lead guitarist's solo absolutely rocks, providing a high-energy climax to an otherwise mediocre set of standard blues tracks.”