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Definition of stone
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Stone (n.) To wall or face with
stones;
to line or
fortify
with
stones;
as, to stone a well; to stone a
cellar..
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Improvise
::
Improvise
(v. t.) To
invent,
or
provide,
offhand,
or on the spur of the
moment;
as, he
improvised
a
hammer
out of a
stone..
Lithoidal
::
Lithoidal
(a.) Like a
stone;
having
a stony
structure.
Siderite
::
Siderite
(n.)
Formerly,
magnetic
iron ore, or
loadstone..
Pave
::
Pave (v. t.) To lay or cover with
stone,
brick,
or other
material,
so as to make a firm,
level,
or
convenient
surface
for
horses,
carriages,
or
persons
on foot, to
travel
on; to floor with
brick,
stone,
or other solid
material;
as, to pave a
street;
to pave a
court..
Croylstone
::
Croylstone
(n.)
Crystallized
cawk, in which the
crystals
are
small..
Calculous
::
Calculous
(a.)
Caused,
or
characterized,
by the
presence
of a
calculus
or
calculi;
a, a
calculous
disorder;
affected
with
gravel
or
stone;
as, a
calculous
person..
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..
Clear
::
Clear (v. t.) To free from
impediment
or
incumbrance,
from
defilement,
or from
anything
injurious,
useless,
or
offensive;
as, to clear land of trees or
brushwood,
or from
stones;
to clear the sight or the
voice;
to clear one's self from debt; -- often used with of, off, away, or out..
Woodstone
::
Woodstone
(n.) A
striped
variety
of
hornstone,
resembling
wood in
appearance..
Lapidarian
::
Lapidarian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
stone;
inscribed
on
stone;
as, a
lapidarian
record..
Entrochal
::
Entrochal
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
consisting
of,
entrochites,
or the
joints
of
encrinites;
-- used of a kind of stone or
marble..
Lithochromics
::
Lithochromics
(n.) The art of
printing
colored
pictures
on
canvas
from oil
paintings
on
stone.
Calcite
::
Calcite
(n.)
Calcium
carbonate,
or
carbonate
of lime. It is
rhombohedral
in its
crystallization,
and thus
distinguished
from
aragonite.
It
includes
common
limestone,
chalk,
and
marble.
Called
also
calc-spar
and
calcareous
spar..
Revetment
::
Revetment
(v. t.) A
facing
of wood,
stone,
or any other
material,
to
sustain
an
embankment
when it
receives
a slope
steeper
than the
natural
slope;
also, a
retaining
wall..
Bdellium
::
Bdellium
(n.) An
unidentified
substance
mentioned
in the Bible (Gen. ii. 12, and Num. xi. 7),
variously
taken to be a gum, a
precious
stone,
or
pearls,
or
perhaps
a kind of amber found in
Arabia..
Stonehenge
::
Stone-hearted
(a.)
Hard-hearted;
cruel;
pitiless;
unfeeling.
Arenaceous
::
Arenaceous
(a.) Sandy or
consisting
largely
of sand; of the
nature
of sand;
easily
disintegrating
into sand;
friable;
as,
arenaceous
limestone..
Brownstone
::
Brownstone
(n.) A dark
variety
of
sandstone,
much used for
building
purposes..
Elapidation
::
Elapidation
(n.) A
clearing
away of
stones.
Skew
::
Skew (n.) A stone at the foot of the slope of a
gable,
the
offset
of a
buttress,
or the like, cut with a
sloping
surface
and with a check to
receive
the
coping
stones
and
retain
them in
place..
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