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Meanings of blue stone in English
Portuguese
calcantite Catalan
calcantita Usage of blue stone in English
1
Inside there is a delicate silver necklace with a light blue stone.
2
After a moment, a second blue stone lay winking beside the first.
3
On a 30-degree overhang, crimps and clean-cut slopers swooped out steel- blue stone.
4
This time her tiny hand was not open but clutching the blue stone.
5
You had heard, Ryder, of this blue stone of the Countess of Morcar's?'
6
Dinner was in a great hall carved of deep blue stone.
7
The ring was of pink gold and sported a blue stone.
8
Unk found a big blue stone outside the furnace room of barrack twelve.
9
The blue stone had been covered entirely by iron, making the walls impenetrable.
10
I caught a glimpse of silver and a pale blue stone.
11
The blue stone, for instance, is life, and it is male.
12
A tiny ring with a blue stone shone on one finger.
13
From it hung a little blue stone that bent the light.
14
Why did you give them that lovely blue stone to sell?
15
Still shivering, she returned to the living room to look for the blue stone.
16
An Indian brought him a piece of amber; another, a lump of blue stone.
This collocation consists of:
Blue stone through the time
Blue stone across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common