Rocky outcrop is a term used to describe a rocky area of land that has been exposed by erosion. It is usually composed of large rocks, such as boulders, and can be found in mountainous regions. The term 'rocky outcrop' can also be broken down into three parts: TOR (3 letters), CRAG (4 letters), and LEDGE (5 letters). TOR refers to a rocky hill or peak, CRAG is a steep, rugged rock formation, and LEDGE is a narrow shelf of rock. Together, these three words form the term 'rocky outcrop, ' which describes an area of land with large, jagged rocks.