to stone

To kill someone by throwing stones at them

Rescue someone or something from danger

Save someone or something from danger

Very cold with no warmth

Become completely still and look like stone when frightened

Not able to be changed

To do two things at once with one action

Not showing any feeling or care

Try every possible way and search everywhere to achieve a goal

To be the first to criticize someone when you have the same fault

Completely without life or totally not working

Someone who shows no pity or kindness to others

Fixed and not able to be changed

Fall or fail very quickly and completely

Not affected by alcohol or drugs at all

Completely unable to hear or accept advice

A person who moves from place to place, never staying long

An expression people say to show surprise or disbelief

Old-fashioned and slow to use new technology

To wash clothes with stones to make them look faded and soft

A long time when early people made tools from stone

A low fence made by stacking rough stones to mark boundaries or keep animals out

A thing that helps you make progress toward a goal

Very cold with no warmth left

A hard mass that forms in the kidney and often causes pain when you pee

A rare valuable gem like a diamond used in jewelry

A person who moves often and does not stay in one place

People in old stories say it changes ordinary metals into gold or gives eternal life

Something that helps people understand a difficult subject or system

Shows no signs of being drunk

A flat piece of stone used to make a hard surface for paths or roads

A tall upright stone from very long ago placed alone or in a group

A stone placed at a building's start during a ceremony, often with the date and founder's name

A stone at Blarney Castle in Ireland that people kiss to speak in a fluent, pleasant way

A large edible crab with a hard shell found in Florida and southern US waters, often eaten for its meat

A soft juicy fruit with one hard seed inside, like a peach or cherry

An ancient carved stone that helped scholars read Egyptian hieroglyphics

A flat stone in shallow water used to step across

A blue crystal chemical used to kill fungus on plants and in chemistry

A light, rough rock used to rub off hard skin

A magical thing that turns metals into gold and makes people live forever

Having no money at all

Unable to hear anything at all

A stone like amethyst or turquoise used in jewelry that costs less than diamonds

Having no life or power at all

A hard lump of mineral that forms in the bladder

An experience that helps someone make progress toward a goal

A wall made of stones fitted together without mortar

A hard seed inside a cherry that you remove before eating

A heavy round piece of granite with a handle that slides across ice in the game of curling

A winged insect that lives near streams and whose young live under stones in water

Small smooth round rocks about the size of peas used in gardens

A hard, colorful rock often red, brown or green used for jewelry and decoration

Not able to see at all

A dull gray color like stone or slate

A flat stone on top of a wall that protects it from rain

A layer of stone attached to the outside of a wall or riverbank to protect it

A person who smashes large hard rocks by hand for building or road work

A later part of the Stone Age when people begin farming and make polished stone tools

A rock made of many pebbles and small stones held together by harder material

A medium-sized pine tree with a wide top that makes edible pine nuts

A hard block used to sharpen or polish metal and jewelry

A large open hole in the ground where people take stone for building

A stone people rub on other objects to smooth or sharpen them

A small plant with thick leaves that looks like a stone and has yellow or white flowers

A large bird with a big head and eyes that is active at night near coasts and wetlands

A tool that makes holes in hard rock

A small plant with thick leaves that looks like a stone and has yellow or white flowers

A small plant with thick leaves that look like stones and a single yellow or white flower

A fine white clay made when rocks break down and used to make pottery and as a filler

A yellow to brown gem that is a type of garnet used in jewelry

A small plant with thick leaves that look like stones and one yellow or white flower

A large tree from central Europe with groups of five needles and edible seeds

A computer used by a hacker to reach other computers and hide where they came from

A large brown fish that lives near rocks and shipwrecks in the Atlantic and Mediterranean

A low spreading bush with red berries like a raspberry and prickly stems

A small wild animal like a weasel with brown fur and a pale throat patch found in Europe and Asia

A small water-storing plant with thick leaves that look like stones

A wild plant with flat divided leaves and small white or pink flowers

A small plant with delicate pink flowers that grows on sunny rocky ground

A strong-smelling upright plant with toothed leaves and yellow flowers

A machine that splits large rocks like granite into pieces

A machine that splits large stone blocks like granite or marble into smaller pieces

A forest plant with strong-smelling leaves and yellow flowers