Webster Dictionary

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-house

STONE-HOUSE, n. [stone and house.] A house built of stone.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-horse

STONE-HORSE, n. [stone and horse.] A house built of stone.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-hearted

STONE-HEARTED, STONY-HEARTED, a. [stone and heart.] Hard hearted; cruel; pitiles...

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-hawk

STONE-HAWK, n. [stone and hawk.] A kind of hawk.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-fruit

STONE-FRUIT, n. [stone and fruit.] Fruit whose See ds are covered with a hard sh...

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-fly

STONE-FLY, n. [stone and fly.] An insect.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-fern

STONE-FERN, n. [stone and fern.] A plant.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-dead

STONE-DEAD, a. [stone and dead.] As lifeless as a stone.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-crop

STONE-CROP, n. A sort of tree. A plant of the genus Sedum; wall-pepper. The ston...

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-cray

STONE-CRAY, n. A distemper in hawks.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-chat

STONE-CHAT, STONE-CHATTER , n. [stone and chatter.] A bird, the Motacilla rubicola.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-break

STONE-BREAK, n. [stone and break. L.] A plant.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-bow

STONE-BOW, n. [stone and bow.] A cross bow for shooting stones.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone-blind

STONE-BLIND, a. [stone and blind.] Blind as a stone; perfectly blind.

Webster Dictionary :: Stone

STONE, n. [Gr.] 1. A concretion of some species of earth, as lime, silex, clay a...

Webster Dictionary :: Stond

STOND, n. [for stand.] A stop; a post; a station. [See Stand .]

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