Rocky Prominence is a term used to describe a type of landform that is characterized by steep or jagged cliffs and ridges. The term is composed of three words: CRAG (4 letters), TOR (3 letters), and ARETE (5 letters). A CRAG is a steep, rugged rock formation, usually found in mountainous regions. A TOR is an isolated hill or rock outcrop, typically found on the top of a hill or mountain. An ARETE is a narrow ridge of rock formed by glacial erosion. Together, these three words form the term Rocky Prominence, which describes a landform composed of steep cliffs and ridges.