flagstone Definition
flag·stone (flag′stōn′)
flagstone Synonyms
flagstone Usage Examples
Converse of object
- lay: The floor in the basement is constructed with thick flagstones laid directly onto earth.
- replace: Equally at home as an external cladding or replacing flagstones on garden paths and steps.
- include: There are also quality finishes including flagstones, timber floors, big Aga and stone fireplaces.
- use: Bridgman suggest using 4 flagstones, 45cm x 45cm x 5cm with a weight of 20kg each - a total weight of 80kg.
Adjective modifier
- original: The floor is laid with the original flagstones which are covered in part by an attractive rug.
- large: There is a large flagstone across the rear of the property with a lovely view through a wrought iron gate to a bordered pathway.
- old: The lavender hedge is completely surrounded by old natural flagstones.
- ancient: Extensively refurbished in recent years, it still retains its ancient flagstones and beams, inglenook fireplace and many interesting photographs.
- concrete: It will be a considerable improvement on the concrete flagstones which previously paved the Square.
- uneven: The ground into and around the College is made up of cobbles and slightly uneven flagstones.
Preposition: on
floor: PROPERTY A traditional, 300 year old, former farmhouse, with flagstones on the floor and beams in the bedroom.
Modifies a noun
- hearth: Lounge features a very large inglenook fireplace with Elizabethan flagstone hearth.
- flooring: A very contemporary yet cozy feel, with wooden and flagstone flooring, high back oak chairs and handcrafted tables around the Bar.
- floor: The entrance indoors has a flagstone floor going back 20 feet, suitable for changing of walking gear.
- courtyard: To the front of the house there is a flagstone courtyard with steps leading down to a vaulted cellar which is used for storage.
- patio: The wonderful walled garden with rambling roses and flagstone patio is perfect for outdoor dining.
- terrace: Outside, the flagstone terrace ( with barbecue ) is ideal for relaxing on while admiring the views.
Preposition: in
front: I got up, and went down into the great hall, and so out upon the flagstones in front of the palace.
Noun used with modifier

