What is another word for Rocking-stone?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɒkɪŋstˈə͡ʊn] (IPA) 
Rocking-stone is a term that describes a large boulder or rock that is balanced on top of another rock or structure, allowing it to pivot or rock back and forth with the slightest touch. This unique natural formation has been known by different names across different cultures and regions, including logan stone, balance rock, tiltrock, and perched rock. Other synonyms for rocking-stone include wobble stone, shaking stone, shudder stone, quaking stone, and trembling stone. In addition to their aesthetic appeal, rocking-stones have also been associated with myths, legends, and pagan rituals, making them a fascinating subject for geologists, archaeologists, and historians.
