Druid stone

American  

noun

1. sarsen.

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Etymology

Origin of Druid stone

First recorded in 1840–50

Example Sentences

It is believed The Hemlock Stone is linked to two other significant stones in Nottinghamshire, the Druid Stone at Blidworth and Bob's Rock at Stapleford.

From BBC

As a return for this stop at Morains, which Walter considered a particular concession to the women of the party, he suggested that we take time to stop at Villandry to see a Druid stone which M. La Tour has been telling him about.

From Project Gutenberg

The old Druid stone had affected her child’s mind in somewhat the same way, but with a difference.

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The sunset "bloomed and withered on the hill Like any hill-flower"; but long those two stood by the Druid stone, knowing, perhaps, the best moment that life could give them, facing the dying radiance with hearts that were full of sunrise.

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"Christian!" said Larry, trembling, as he had trembled when he spoke to her by the Druid Stone on Cnocán an Ceoil Sidhe.

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