| ASTONISHINGLY | • astonishingly adv. In an astonishing manner; so as to surprise or astonish. • astonishingly adv. Very; remarkably used as an intensifier. • ASTONISHING adv. ASTONISH, to amaze or shock, also ASTONE, ASTONY. |
| ASTONISHMENTS | • astonishments n. Plural of astonishment. • ASTONISHMENT n. the state of being astonished. |
| CHARLESTONING | • charlestoning v. Present participle of charleston. • CHARLESTON v. to dance the charleston. |
| COBBLESTONING | • cobblestoning n. (Medicine) Any lumpy appearance of the trachea, lungs, etc. caused by regular nodules. • COBBLESTONE v. to pave with cobblestones. |
| MIFEPRISTONES | • MIFEPRISTONE n. a synthetic compound that inhibits the action of progesterone, used in pill form to induce abortion in early pregnancy. |
| PLASTERSTONES | • PLASTERSTONE n. gypsum. |
| ROTTENSTONING | • rottenstoning v. Present participle of rottenstone. • ROTTENSTONE v. to polish with rottenstone. |
| STADDLESTONES | • staddle␣stones n. Plural of staddle stone. • STADDLESTONE n. a low mushroom-shaped arrangement of a conical and flat, circular stone, used as a support for a haystack. |
| STONEBREAKERS | • stonebreakers n. Plural of stonebreaker. • STONEBREAKER n. a person that breaks up stone; a machine used to break up stone. |
| STONECUTTINGS | • stonecuttings n. Plural of stonecutting. • STONECUTTING n. the business of a stonecutter. |
| STONELESSNESS | • stonelessness n. Lack of stones. • STONELESSNESS n. the state of being stoneless. |
| STONEWALLINGS | • stonewallings n. Plural of stonewalling. • STONEWALLING n. defensive play in cricket. |
| THUNDERSTONES | • thunderstones n. Plural of thunderstone. • THUNDERSTONE n. (Shakespeare) a thunderbolt. |
| WOLLASTONITES | • wollastonites n. Plural of wollastonite. • WOLLASTONITE n. a metasilicate of calcium, usually occurring in white to grey fibrous tabular masses and used as a source of rock wool. |