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a hard material, usually made of minerals, and often used for building things
What is "stone"?
Stone is a naturally occurring solid material composed of minerals, rock fragments, and organic matter. It is commonly found in the Earth's crust and comes in various forms, colors, and textures. Stones can be classified based on their composition and origin, such as igneous, which is formed from cooled magma, sedimentary, which is formed from accumulated sediments, and metamorphic, which is formed from existing rocks undergoing heat and pressure. Stone is valued for its durability, strength, and aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including construction, landscaping, sculpture, and jewelry. It can be shaped and carved into different shapes and sizes, and it is commonly used in building materials such as bricks, tiles, and countertops.
a rock that can be cut, polished, and used in jewelry
What is a "stone"?
A stone is a piece of mineral matter that has been naturally formed in the earth's crust or created artificially in a laboratory. It can be found in a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes, and has been used for various purposes throughout human history, including as a decorative element in jewelry. Stones used in jewelry making are often polished to enhance their natural beauty and may be cut in different shapes such as round, oval, pear, or square. They can be used in many different types of jewelry, including rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and pendants, and are often associated with special meanings or symbolism, such as birthstones or anniversary stones.
a piece of rock shaped and used as building material
natural rock material, composed of aggregated minerals like those forming the Earth's crust
a state of being emotionally unresponsive
the hard inner layer of certain fruits that contains the seed, usually woody
What is a "stone"?
A stone, also known as a pit or seed, refers to the hard, often large, and usually oval-shaped structure found within certain fruits. It is located at the center of the fruit and is surrounded by the edible flesh. The stone contains the seed or seeds of the fruit and serves as a protective covering to safeguard the seed during development. Stones vary in size, shape, and hardness depending on the fruit species. Some common fruits with stones include cherries, peaches, plums, and olives. While the flesh of these fruits is consumed, the stone is typically discarded due to its tough and inedible nature.
a unit of weight, equal to 14 pounds or 6.35 kg, used for measuring body weight
to execute or punish someone by throwing stones at them
to remove the seeds from fruits, such as cherries or peaches
of a dull tan or gray color
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