American Dictionary
Definition stone in American English
stone verb
[transitive] verb
/stoʊn/
1.1
to throw stones at someone, especially as a punishment
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Words related to stone:
a rolling stone (phrase)
dry-stone wall (noun)
foundation stone (noun)
have a heart of stone (phrase)
kill two birds with one stone (phrase)
leave no stone unturned (phrase)
like getting blood from a stone (phrase)
not be tablets of stone (phrase)
oolite (noun)
paving stone (noun)
precious stone (noun)
pumice (noun)
semiprecious (adjective)
in stone (phrase)
standing stone (noun)
stone (noun)
stone (verb)
stone dead (adjective)
stone-cold (adjective)
stone-cold sober (phrase)
the Bronze Age ()
the Ed Stone (noun)
the philosopher’s stone (noun)
the Rosetta Stone (noun)
the Stone Age (noun)