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Meanings of flint in English
A river in western Georgia that flows generally south to join the Chattahoochee River at the Florida border where they form the Apalachicola River.
Usage of flint in English
1
I have food, water, a flint, and the rest you asked for.
2
The Strongs find the flint on which the Geisners strike the steel.
3
Burins and specialized flint tools were difficult to make in any case.
4
He is one of the best workers of flint I've ever known.
5
Let us walk along the cliffs together and search for flint arrows.
6
Suddenly someone in the room struck a flint and lit a lantern.
7
Matches were unknown; a flint rock and a file provided the fire.
8
A large Camp to the north lives near a good flint mine.
9
The chandler had given them a flint striker to light the torches.
10
The eyes were the blue gray of the flint, kindly yet imperishable.
11
The men threw stones and spears with flint points at the animals.
12
She struck the flint and put a lighted match to the fire.
13
The average size of flint grains when the brick is carefully crushed.
14
The mountains are quite barren here; calcareous rock predominates, with some flint.
15
Well, I could always come up with some sort of flint scissors.
16
The spider was busily engaged making the flint rocks into arrow heads.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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