Definitions
- Describing a small, rough stone or rock that is used as ballast or for paving. - Referring to a small, jagged stone that can be used for construction or landscaping. - Talking about a small, irregularly shaped stone that is often found on beaches or riverbeds.
- Referring to a small, smooth stone that is often found on beaches or riverbeds. - Describing a small, rounded stone that can be used for decoration or in crafts. - Talking about a small, hard stone that can be used for grinding or polishing.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are small stones.
- 2Both can be found in natural settings like beaches and riverbeds.
- 3Both can be used for construction or decoration purposes.
What is the difference?
- 1Texture: Killocks are rough and jagged while pebbles are smooth and rounded.
- 2Use: Killocks are typically used for ballast or paving while pebbles are often used for decoration or crafts.
- 3Size: Killocks are generally larger than pebbles.
- 4Shape: Killocks are irregularly shaped while pebbles are usually round or oval.
Remember this!
Killock and pebble are both small stones, but they differ in texture, origin, use, size, and shape. Killocks are rough and jagged, often man-made or quarried, and used for ballast or paving. Pebbles, on the other hand, are smooth and rounded, naturally occurring, and used for decoration or crafts.
