Pronunciation: /flæɡ.stoʊn/
noun a flat stone slab typically used for paving or flooring
A1 I walked on the flagstone path in the garden.
A2 The patio was made of flagstone, giving it a rustic look.
B1 The flagstone flooring in the kitchen was easy to clean.
B2 The flagstone walls of the castle were centuries old.
C1 The intricate flagstone mosaic in the courtyard was a work of art.
C2 The architect chose flagstone for its durability and natural beauty in the design.
verb none
A1 She flagstoned the path in her garden.
A2 The workers flagstoned the patio for a rustic look.
B1 The landscaper flagstoned the driveway to add curb appeal.
B2 The homeowner flagstoned the backyard to create a cozy outdoor space.
C1 The architect flagstoned the courtyard to enhance the overall design of the building.
C2 The designer flagstoned the entire front yard, giving it a sophisticated and elegant appearance.
adjective none
A1 The path was made of flagstone tiles.
A2 The garden had a flagstone patio.
B1 The flagstone fireplace added a rustic touch to the living room.
B2 The flagstone steps leading up to the house were carefully crafted.
C1 The flagstone facade of the building gave it a timeless elegance.
C2 The flagstone flooring in the kitchen was both durable and stylish.
adverb none
A1 The path was made of flagstone, making it easy to walk on.
A2 She carefully placed the flagstone on the ground to create a patio.
B1 The garden was beautifully landscaped with flagstone pathways.
B2 The flagstone steps led up to the entrance of the grand estate.
C1 The intricate mosaic design of the flagstone floor was truly impressive.
C2 The flagstone terrace offered stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
pronoun none
A1 The flagstone is heavy.
A2 I tripped over the flagstone.
B1 The flagstone in the garden is cracked.
B2 The flagstone pathway leads to the front door.
C1 The flagstone patio was beautifully laid out.
C2 The flagstone fireplace added a touch of elegance to the room.
preposition none
A1 The cat jumped onto the flagstone.
A2 She sat down next to the flagstone pathway.
B1 The picnic was set up on the flagstone patio.
B2 The children played hopscotch on the flagstone courtyard.
C1 The museum entrance was lined with flagstone steps.
C2 The luxurious mansion had a flagstone driveway.
conjunction none
A1 I walked on the flagstone path to reach the garden.
A2 The patio was made of flagstone, giving it a rustic look.
B1 The flagstone patio was perfect for outdoor gatherings.
B2 The flagstone pathway led to a beautiful fountain in the garden.
C1 The flagstone terrace overlooked the stunning view of the mountains.
C2 The flagstone courtyard was meticulously designed with intricate patterns.
interjection none
A1 Flagstone! That looks like a good spot for a picnic.
A2 I can't believe we found this beautiful flagstone path in the forest. Flagstone!
B1 Flagstone, this patio is going to look amazing once it's finished.
B2 Wow, flagstone! I've always wanted to have a flagstone walkway in my garden.
C1 The intricate design of the flagstone courtyard took my breath away. Flagstone, indeed!
C2 As I walked across the flagstone bridge, I couldn't help but admire the craftsmanship. Flagstone, a true work of art.
article none
A1 The flagstone path led to the front door of the house.
A2 The patio was made of flagstone, giving it a rustic look.
B1 The garden was decorated with flagstone sculptures and pathways.
B2 The flagstone fireplace added a touch of elegance to the living room.
C1 The architect recommended using flagstone for the exterior walls of the building.
C2 The flagstone courtyard was the centerpiece of the historic castle.
formal The garden pathway was paved with beautiful flagstone.
informal We sat on the flagstone steps and enjoyed the view.
slang Let's chill on the flagstone patio and have a barbecue.
figurative The flagstone of their friendship was laid with trust and loyalty.
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