stone

1 :  to hurl stones at; especially :  to kill by pelting with stones

2 archaic :  to make hard or insensitive to feeling

3 :  to face, pave, or fortify with stones

4 :  to remove the stones or seeds of (a fruit)

5a :  to rub, scour, or polish with a stoneb :  to sharpen with a whetstone

:  entirely, utterly —used as an intensive —often used in combination stone-broke stone-cold soup stone-dead

1 :  of, relating to, or made of stone

2 :  absolute, utter pure stone craziness — Edwin Shrake

Harlan Fiske 1872–1946 American jurist; chief justice U.S. Supreme Court (1941–46)

Irving 1903–1989 originally surname Tennenbaum American writer

Lucy 1818–1893 American suffragist

1 :  earth or mineral matter hardened in a mass :  rock

2 :  a piece of rock coarser than gravel Don't throw stones.

3 :  gem 1

4 :  a stony mass that sometimes forms in certain organs of the body a kidney stone

5 :  the seed of a fruit (as a peach) in its hard case

6 plural usually stone :  an English measure of weight equaling 14 pounds (about 6.3 kilograms)

1 :  to throw stones at

2 :  to remove the stony seeds of stone cherries

:  relating to or made of stone a stone wall

:  completely, totally The soup was stone- cold.

1:  calculus 1

2plural usually stone :  any of various units of weight; especially :  an official British unit equal to 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms)