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Definition of stone
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Stone (n.)
Concreted
earthy
or
mineral
matter;
also, any
particular
mass of such
matter;
as, a house built of
stone;
the boy threw a
stone;
pebbles
are
rounded
stones..
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Hornstone
::
Hornstone
(n.) A
siliceous
stone,
a
variety
of
quartz,
closely
resembling
flint,
but more
brittle;
--
called
also
chert..
Dry-stone
::
Dry-stone
(a.)
Constructed
of
uncemented
stone.
Ragwork
::
Ragwork
(n.) A kind of
rubblework.
In the
United
States,
any
rubblework
of thin and small
stones..
Surbet
::
Surbed
(v. t.) To set
edgewise,
as a
stone;
that is, to set it in a
position
different
from that which it had in the
quarry..
Face
::
Face (v. t.) To make the
surface
of
(anything)
flat or
smooth;
to dress the face of (a
stone,
a
casting,
etc.);
esp., in
turning,
to shape or
smooth
the flat
surface
of, as
distinguished
from the
cylindrical
surface..
Slate
::
Slate (v. t.) Any rock or stone
having
a slaty
structure.
Cross-stone
::
Cross-stone
(n.) See
Harmotome,
and
Staurotide..
Cement
::
Cement
(n.) A kind of
calcined
limestone,
or a
calcined
mixture
of clay and lime, for
making
mortar
which will
harden
under
water..
Pavior
::
Pavior
(n.) A
rammer
for
driving
paving
stones.
Ruby
::
Ruby (n.) A
precious
stone of a
carmine
red
color,
sometimes
verging
to
violet,
or
intermediate
between
carmine
and
hyacinth
red. It is a red
crystallized
variety
of
corundum..
Petrifaction
::
Petrifaction
(n.) The
process
of
petrifying,
or
changing
into
stone;
conversion
of any
organic
matter
(animal
or
vegetable)
into
stone,
or a
substance
of stony
hardness..
Ferrocalcite
::
Ferrocalcite
(n.)
Limestone
containing
a large
percentage
of iron
carbonate,
and hence
turning
brown on
exposure..
Firestone
::
Firestone
(n.) Iron
pyrites,
formerly
used for
striking
fire; also, a
flint..
Whin
::
Whin (n.) Same as
Whinstone.
Wich
::
Wich (n.) A
narrow
port or
passage
in the rink or
course,
flanked
by the
stones
of
previous
players..
Lithotomy
::
Lithotomy
(n.) The
operation,
art, or
practice
of
cutting
for stone in the
bladder..
Cubile
::
Cubile
(n.) The
lowest
course
of
stones
in a
building.
Brimstone
::
Brimstone
(a.) Made of, or
pertaining
to,
brimstone;
as,
brimstone
matches..
Astroite
::
Astroite
(n.) A
radiated
stone or
fossil;
star-stone.
Catfish
::
Catfish
(n.) A name given in the
United
States
to
various
species
of
siluroid
fishes;
as, the
yellow
cat
(Amiurus
natalis);
the bind cat
(Gronias
nigrilabrus);
the mud cat
(Pilodictic
oilwaris),
the stone cat
(Noturus
flavus);
the sea cat
(Arius
felis),
etc. This name is also
sometimes
applied
to the wolf fish. See
Bullhrad..
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