Appearance:
* Glisten: Describes a rock with a shiny surface.
* Shimmer: Similar to "glisten" but with a more subtle and iridescent effect.
* Sparkle: Used for rocks that reflect light with a bright, twinkling effect.
* Gleam: A softer and more subdued shine.
* Dazzle: A very bright and intense shine, often used for gems.
* Reflect: To bounce light off its surface.
* Absorb: To soak up light, creating a dull appearance.
* Conceal: Used for rocks that camouflage with their surroundings.
* Contrast: To stand out in color or texture from its surroundings.
* Emerge: To appear from beneath the ground or water.
Texture:
* Rough: Describes a rock with an uneven surface.
* Smooth: The opposite of rough, with a flat, even surface.
* Crumble: To break into small pieces easily.
* Fracture: To break into jagged pieces.
* Erosion: The gradual wearing down of a rock by wind or water.
* Weather: The process of a rock changing over time due to exposure to the elements.
Movement:
* Roll: To move along a surface by turning over and over.
* Slide: To move smoothly along a surface.
* Tumble: To move erratically and fall.
* Fall: To drop from a higher position.
* Crash: To fall with a loud noise.
* Shift: To change position slightly.
* Rise: To come up from the ground or water.
Other:
* Form: To take on a specific shape.
* Crystallize: To form crystals.
* Transform: To change into a different form.
* Exist: To be present in a location.
* Attract: To draw attention to itself.
* Hold: To contain or retain something.
These are just a few examples. You can choose the verbs that best describe the specific rock you are thinking about.