rock train . A term suggested by Kendall and Wroot (1924, p.448) for the rock material in "process of transport at the sides and in the middle of a glacier" and "subject to the dynamic forces of the glacier".
transposition . In structural petrology, disruption of preexisting fabric so that all fabric elements are rotated to a new orientation. Results in a transposition or transposed foliation.
imbibition [rock] (im-bi-bi'-tion). Formation of feldspathic minerals by the penetration of alkaline solutions of magmatic origin into aluminum-rich metamorphic rocks. Obsolete.