| RAGSTONE | • ragstone n. Stone that is quarried in thin pieces. • RAGSTONE n. any of various different kinds of stone of a hard coarse texture, which break up in flat pieces several inches thick, also RAGG. |
| DRUGSTORE | • drugstore n. (Chiefly US, Canada) Synonym of pharmacy, especially a small standalone general store which includes a pharmacy. • drug␣store n. Alternative spelling of drugstore. • DRUGSTORE n. (US) a chemist's shop. |
| FLAGSTONE | • flagstone n. A flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone used for paving or roofing. • flagstone n. One of several types of rock easily split and suitable for making flagstones. • FLAGSTONE n. a large paving stone. |
| RAGSTONES | • ragstones n. Plural of ragstone. • RAGSTONE n. any of various different kinds of stone of a hard coarse texture, which break up in flat pieces several inches thick, also RAGG. |
| TUNGSTOUS | • tungstous adj. (Chemistry) containing tetravalent tungsten. • TUNGSTOUS adj. containing tungsten in a low valence state. |
| CLINGSTONE | • clingstone n. A stone fruit having a stone (pit) that clings to the flesh. • CLINGSTONE adj. having the flesh attached closely to the stone. • CLINGSTONE n. a fruit, e.g. a peach, having the flesh attached closely to the stone. |
| DRUGSTORES | • drugstores n. Plural of drugstore. • drug␣stores n. Plural of drug store. • DRUGSTORE n. (US) a chemist's shop. |
| FLAGSTONED | • flagstoned adj. Paved with flagstones. |
| FLAGSTONES | • flagstones n. Plural of flagstone. • FLAGSTONE n. a large paving stone. |
| SLINGSTONE | • slingstone n. A stone, bullet, or other such missile or projectile thrown by a sling. • sling-stone n. Alternative spelling of slingstone. • sling␣stone n. A small stone that is projected or thrown from a sling. |
| CLINGSTONES | • clingstones n. Plural of clingstone. • CLINGSTONE n. a fruit, e.g. a peach, having the flesh attached closely to the stone. |
| COPINGSTONE | • copingstone n. Alternative form of coping stone. • coping␣stone n. (Literally and figuratively) A capstone. • coping␣stone n. One of the stones or slabs that form the outer edge of a railway station platform, next to the track. |
| SLINGSTONES | • slingstones n. Plural of slingstone. • sling␣stones n. Plural of sling stone. • SLINGSTONE n. a stone for use in a sling. |
| COPINGSTONES | • copingstones n. Plural of copingstone. • coping␣stones n. Plural of coping stone. • COPINGSTONE n. a stone that tops or forms part of the top of a wall, also COPESTONE. |
| FLOUTINGSTOCK | • FLOUTINGSTOCK n. (Shakespeare) a person or thing that is flouted. |
| LAUGHINGSTOCK | • laughingstock n. Alternative spelling of laughing stock. • laughing-stock n. Alternative spelling of laughing stock. • laughing␣stock n. (Idiomatic) An object of ridicule, someone who is publicly ridiculed; the butt of a joke. |
| FLOUTINGSTOCKS | • FLOUTINGSTOCK n. (Shakespeare) a person or thing that is flouted. |
| LAUGHINGSTOCKS | • laughingstocks n. Plural of laughingstock. • laughing-stocks n. Plural of laughing-stock. • laughing␣stocks n. Plural of laughing stock. |