A type of gravel or loose rock found in river beds, particularly in Portuguese-speaking regions.
Portuguese cascalho, possibly from cascata (waterfall) or related to cascajo (Spanish for gravel)—naturally formed by flowing water.
This is a word for something most people don't have a name for—the specific kind of rounded gravel you find in rivers after waterfalls tumble rocks downstream!
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