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Flagstone

Flagstone Meaning & Definition
Flagstone Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Flagstone?

[n] stratified stone that splits into pieces suitable as paving stones

Synonyms | Synonyms for Flagstone: flag

Related Terms | Find terms related to Flagstone: adobe | ashlar | asphalt | bitumen | bituminous macadam | blacktop | brick | bricks and mortar | cement | clinker | cobble | cobblestone | concrete | covering materials | curb | curbing | curbstone | edgestone | ferroconcrete | firebrick | flag | flagging | flooring | gravel | kerb | kerbstone | lath and plaster | macadam | masonry | mortar | pavement | pavestone | paving | paving material | paving stone | plasters | prestressed concrete | road metal | roofage | roofing | siding | stone | Tarmac | tarmacadam | Tarvia | tile | tiling | walling | washboard

See Also | paving stone

Flagstone In Webster's Dictionary

\Flag"stone`\, n. A flat stone used in paving, or any rock which will split into such stones. See {Flag}, a stone.

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