pitchstone (Meaning)
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pitchstone (n)
dark acid granitic glass
Webster
pitchstone (n.)
An igneous rock of semiglassy nature, having a luster like pitch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pitchstone
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pitchstone Sentence Examples
- The pitchstone's surface shimmered with iridescent reflections, resembling a kaleidoscope of molten colors.
- The obsidian knife had a sharp pitchstone blade that could slice through flesh with ease.
- The ancient tools discovered in the dig site were made from pitchstone, indicating the area's prehistoric inhabitants.
- The pitchstone spearhead pierced through the hide of the woolly mammoth, ensuring a successful hunt.
- The volcano's molten lava cooled rapidly, forming pitchstone deposits that extended for miles.
- The pitchstone necklace adorned with intricate designs was a sacred artifact passed down through generations.
- The pitchstone statues stood silently as guardians of the temple, their obsidian eyes seeming to gaze into the depths of time.
- The pitchstone mirror reflected the moonlight, casting an ethereal glow upon the forest clearing.
- The pitchstone's composition revealed that it originated from the depths of the Earth's mantle.
- The geologists analyzed the pitchstone sample, hoping to uncover clues about the Earth's geological history.
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dark acid granitic glassAn igneous rock of semiglassy nature, having a luster like pitch.
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The pitchstone's surface shimmered with iridescent reflections, resembling a kaleidoscope of molten colors.
The obsidian knife had a sharp pitchstone blade that could slice through flesh with ease.
The ancient tools discovered in the dig site were made from pitchstone, indicating the area's prehistoric inhabitants.
The pitchstone spearhead pierced through the hide of the woolly mammoth, ensuring a successful hunt.
