Rock Rage 

Rock Rage is a term used to describe an extreme state of uncontrolled psychotic aggression, resulting from abuse of either Methamphetamine or Crack Cocaine.

"Did you see that tweaker smashing windows and screaming in the street? He has a real bad case of Rock Rage"

Rock Rage by RecoveringAddict92 May 18, 2025

Rock 98.1 

The good shit. Rock radio station in Charleston SC, I don't remember them censoring anything.

Johnathan: I hate Rock 98.1
Anthony: fym u hate rock 98 its fire asf

Rock 98.1 by Adrmpa12 May 20, 2025

Rock bottom 

I'm not ever going to see that you were right because you were not right.

Hym "There is no rock bottom if I don't get to live out the rest of my life as I am then as many of your kids as I can get my hands on don't get to live. I'm not doing this with you. You're not better than me. You mind doesn't work better than mine does. I'm not changing my mind. I'm not working until I'm old like the rest of you pieces of shit. You get your fucking hands off of me you retarded fucking freaks or I am going to put my hands on your children."

Rock bottom by Hym Iam August 7, 2025

Rock fight

A game, in any sport, that is a low-scoring, defensively dominated affair.

Miami beat Texas A&M 10-3 in a rock fight.

Rock fight by Russellsroughneck January 1, 2026

Rock-Muncher

An insult directed towards Cypriots

You're a rock-muncher

Rock-Muncher by Jmacac January 10, 2026

Rock-a-bye baby College

A college or university that treats kids with learning differences softly as inferiors with no educational merit

Massachusetts has Harvard and MIT, but it also has Curry and Landmark: the two biggest rock-a-bye baby colleges in America

Rock-a-bye baby College by o23gfh January 28, 2026

Rock Sonification

A specialized subfield of geosonification focusing on the physical and chemical properties of rocks and minerals. Data from spectrometers, electron microscopes, or core samples can be turned into soundscapes that reflect a rock's composition, formation history, or crystalline structure. It can be used for both scientific analysis and creating deeply textured, "ancient" musical works.

Rock Sonification Example: A geologist sonifies the layered mineral composition of a billion-year-old shale formation. Different elements produce different tones: iron rings like a bell, quartz creates a shimmering high end. Playing the "song" of the rock from bottom to top layers reveals the audible history of environmental changes across eons.

Rock Sonification by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026