noun
- a type of stone that can withstand high heat, especially flint used to strike sparks
- a heat-resistant stone used in fireplaces or furnaces
Examples
- The ancient people used firestone to create sparks for starting fires.
- Flint is a common type of firestone found in many regions.
- The blacksmith lined his forge with firestone to withstand the intense heat.
- Firestone was essential for survival in prehistoric times.
- The fireplace was built with special firestone that wouldn’t crack under high temperatures.
- Archaeologists discovered firestone tools at the excavation site.