flagstone
Origin of flagstone
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How to use flagstone in a sentence
They built a redwood garden fence and installed a flagstone court and sidewalks.
Animated by this fresh hope, the party now worked away, and in a few minutes had lifted the ponderous flagstone.
Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks | Bracebridge HemyngHe walked up what had once been a concrete path and was now an ornate flagstone path.
The First One | Herbert D. KastleHer eyes were downcast, and one little foot tapped the flagstone nervously.
In Friendship's Guise | Wm. Murray GraydonA recent rain had washed the streets from curb to curb, and under foot flagstone and asphalt lay clean as steel.
The Silver Poppy | Arthur Stringer
He took him with him and left him in under a flagstone in the church.
Legends of Saints & Sinners | Douglas Hyde
British Dictionary definitions for flagstone
flag
/ (ˈflæɡˌstəʊn) /
a hard fine-textured rock, such as a sandstone or shale, that can be split up into slabs for paving
a slab of such a rock
Origin of flagstone
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