Flint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLINT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a spark-producing rock
• fit or provide with a flint
NOUN:
• a hard grey rock consisting of nearly pure silica (chert), occurring chiefly as nodules in chalk
• a piece of flint, especially as flaked or ground in ancient times to form a tool or weapon
• a piece of flint used with steel to produce an igniting spark, e.g. in a flintlock gun, or (in modern use) a piece of an alloy used similarly, especially in a cigarette lighter
• hard grey stone
• A massive, somewhat impure variety of quartz, in color usually of a gray to brown or nearly black, breaking with a conchoidal fracture and sharp edge. It is very hard, and strikes fire with steel.
• A piece of flint for striking fire; -- formerly much used, esp. in the hammers of gun locks.
• Anything extremely hard, unimpressible, and unyielding, like flint.
• a hard kind of stone; a form of silica more opaque than chalcedony
• a river in western Georgia that flows generally south to join the Chattahoochee River at the Florida border where they form the Apalachicola River
• a city in southeast central Michigan near Detroit; automobile manufacturing
ADJECTIVE:
• showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with flint (a spark-producing rock)

Words related to FLINT

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Words that contain FLINT

flints9 flinty12 flinted11 flintier11 flintify17 flintily14 flinting12 gunflint12 flinthead16 flintiest12 flintlike16 flintlock18 gunflints13 skinflint16 flintheads17 flintified17 flintifies16 flintiness13 flintlocks19 skinflints17 skinflinty20 flintifying21 halleflinta17 flintinesses15 halleflintas18 skinflintier19 skinflintiest20

How to use FLINT in a sentence

• Flint, the author of several extremely clever volumes, and the editor of the Western Monthly Review.
• She has told me something about it, and I wish old Flint was dead, or a better man.
• Flint, I could hardly wish him a worse punishment, either in this world or that which is to come, than to suffer what I suffered in one single summer.
• Flint declared it was impossible she could ever become the mother of a living child.
• Flint knew of my return to my old place, and was making preparations to have me caught.
• He managed to get introduced into what was called the first society, and married Miss Emily Flint.
• Flint, and the envelope was sealed in the simple easy way with five seals, but no silk stitches.
• FLINT Here, girl, is a little box of jewels, which the necessities of a foolish woman of quality have transferred into our true and lawful possession.
• FLINT I have overwalked myself, and am quite exhausted.
• FLINT Gave her, William! I only intrusted it to her.
• But this Flint had been telling me something about an iron monster.
• A flint musket was also found among the wreckage, and with the flint and steel they struck a light and made a fire.
• It was a relief to all when the familiar sound of flint and steel smote the ear, and the coachman awkwardly, with his bound hands, attempted to light the lamps of the coach.
• In a district like the Plain, devoid of building material other than flint, these stones have attracted the unwelcome attention of the farmers.
• Dagger blades of flint have also been found in barrows, though not commonly.
• The walls of this church are of the usual materials, flint and Roman brick.
• She must have reached Flint House not later than half-past eight or perhaps a few minutes earlier, if she walked quickly across the moors.
• The likeness of such a one is as a flint covered with earth, on which a violent rain falleth, and leaveth it hard.
• Ten minutes later, he was back again, helping old Flint undress.
• I would not stay there till the brute came back, in spite of that flint club.
• See some to dishonor, in common clay-bake, Figure high where the fire and the flint do partake.
• Various implements of flint have been found in the tombs together with stone hammers and vases of pottery.
• John Flint and my mother had had many a conference about deplorable cases which both knew, but were powerless to change.
• This was so new a John Flint to me that I had no words.
• Jorrocks, in the most orthodox manner, flushed off his old flint and steel fire-engine, and proceeded to give it an uncommon good loading.

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