stone shoot

noun

1. mountaineering a long steeply sloping line of loose boulder-strewn scree

Example Sentences

As if the family wasn’t hanging enough of a lantern on their public nudity, Zoe posed nude for the Rolling Stone shoot in the same way her mother, Lisa Bonet had done 30 years ago while she was two months pregnant with her.

From Fox News

Zoe, 30, shared a photo of herself from a recent nude Rolling Stone shoot in which she can be seen pulling up her pants, exposing a tiny bit of her bare rear-end.

From Fox News

As always, Nichols and his regular cinematographer, Adam Stone, shoot with a chilly, subdued precision that feels a little clinical, but makes every shot feel deliberate and meaningful, even if it's just a grasshopper in a field, or a brick lying on grass.

From The Verge

They therefore advanced with great caution, while a party of the Pioneers crept along the crest of the ridge, and attacked from the rear the party gathered at the head of the stone shoot.

From Project Gutenberg

Information was obtained, from a prisoner, that they would have to cross a spot where there was a stone shoot, down which an avalanche of rocks could be hurled by the defenders.

From Project Gutenberg