Flagstone

What do we mean by flagstone?

A flat slab of stone used as a paving material. noun

An evenly layered sedimentary rock that can be split into paving stones. noun

A grit or sandstone naturally separating in layers of suitable thickness for flagging; any rock which splits or is capable of being readily split into tabular plates or flags. noun

A flat stone used in paving. noun

A flat stone used in paving, or any rock which will split into such stones. See flag, a stone. noun

A flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone used for paving or roofing. noun

One of several types of rock easily split and suitable for making flagstones. noun

Stratified stone that splits into pieces suitable as paving stones noun

A flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone used for paving or roofing.

One of several types of rock easily split and suitable for making flagstones.

A Nazi Fascist Regime that disguises its purpose of promoting one-sided religious and political views under the guise of an ordinary place of business. Carol-Anne, stay away fromt he blue light... don't believe the friendly message about the weather... it is a trap! Urban Dictionary

The actual place that most parents refer to when they tell their kids that their pet went to "doggy heaven" or "kitty heaven". Upon arrival, pets are ushered into a room, where they get to view the film "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" (especially exciting for the goldfish). Afterwards, they are all fed (directly from the table, of course - this IS a form of pet heaven) and given clothes (if they are NOT a dog - dogs have their clothes taken away, because they HATE those things - remember that pet owners - they are already wearing their own sweater). From their, they are all given a proper perch so that they may watch over their former owners and guide them through the rest of their lives. Just something to remember next time you choose to beat your dog just before going into surgery. Of course, you should continue to choke your chicken and spank your monkey prior to surgery, but those are givens (well, takens). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flagstone:
flagstone, gladstone, ragstone, claystone, flagstones, lapstone, flowstone, floatstone, flagstoned, slabstone, flautone.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flagstone:
devonian, patio, quarried, flooring, quarries, walkway, rustic, fireplace, paving, terrace, pavement, sedimentary, sandstone, masonry, pillars, staircase, granite, tiles, courtyard, floor, exterior, bench, locality, stone, stones, steps, ash, walls, creek, pool, concrete, timber, rough, beam, roof, wooden, path, laid, basin, entrance, formation, memorial, flat, gate, wall, peak, rooms, dating, streets, trees, arizona, wood, southeast, upper, height, structure, situated, covered, edge, scotland, sides, steel, seats, register, garden, block, front, architecture, iron, constructed.

Words that rhyme with flagstone:
bone, zone, stone, tone, loan, prone, drone, phone, own, hone, condone, alone, milestone, fone, cone, cornerstone, postpone, hormone, homophone, known, touchstone, atone, moan, capstone, cyclone, roan, anemone, groan, throne, backbone, telephone, lone, shone, crone, chaperone, bemoan, clone, ozone, keystone, unknown, scone, mon, microphone, blown, intone, disown, flown, monotone, cologne, limestone, shown, acetone, xylophone, silicone, overtone, testosterone, joan, moonstone, baritone, grown, saxophone, sharon, undertone, homegrown, allophone, gemstone, rhinestone, rhone, tombstone, sown, let alone, cicerone, thrown, sloan, leone, brownstone, capone, whetstone, francophone, argonne, lodestone, earphone, megaphone, t-bone, collarbone, sewn, well known, gladstone, overthrown, pheromone, millstone, simone, headstone, mone, overblown, jawbone, trombone, cobblestone, rone, headphone.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flagstone:
large, great, blue, local, gray, broad, loose, broken, micaceous, flat, heavy, big, cold, red, hard, huge, square, black, single, smooth, grey, white, irregular, plain, thin, natural, movable, calcareous, cracked, insensible, memorial, uneven, yonder, sandy, grained, rhyming, wet, polished, ancient, commemorative, hot, dark, cool, rough, native, goodly, bare, fifth, circular, warm, oval, pivoted, unresponsive, concrete, green, abrupt, raw, laid, ordinary, split, worshipped, dusty, heated, massive, tough, damp, bedded, shaped.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flagstone:
floor, terrace, pavement, floors, walk, flooring, paths, walks, patio, wall, paving, steps, base, surface, pavements, roof, rock, parade, patios, kitchen, courtyard, path.

Consonant match to flagstone:
flag stone.

Words that sound like flagstone:
flagstone, flagstones, flowstone, flaxen, phlegethon, folkestone, flextime, folkstone, flag down, flagstar, flatten, flagon, flagstaff, flaten, blackstone, fastin, fluoxetine, black stone, flag stop, fixed on, flagstick, flesh tone, flaxman, flagstad, claxton, elastin, clugston, clogston, phlogiston, flexing, fasting, flintstone, flexed, flagging, philistine, festoon, firestone, flacon, flatting, float on, freestone, fluxing, flagman, flexo, faxon, feast on, fly zone, laxton, fluxed, fieldstone, flag day, felixstowe, festin, flint stone, flaxy, fliegen, faustine, fire stone, flat bone, flexitime, fly casting, feston, flowton, fagotto, faxian, fiston, fleeten.