stonebrash
stonebrash noun: a subsoil made up of small stones or finely broken rock.
Noun
stonebrash (countable and uncountable, plural stonebrashes)
Synonyms of stonebrash
Forms of stonebrash
| plural | stonebrashes |
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Origin of stonebrash
From stone + brash.
Words that rhyme with stonebrash
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- hash
- mash
- rash
- plash
- thrash
- cache
- gash
- gnash
- goulash
- pash
- rehash
- sash
- stash
- bash
- bedash
- brash
- fash
- ganache
- overlash
- potash
- slapdash
- abash
- backslash
- backsplash
- calash
- gatecrash
- Kash
- midrash
- mishmash
- panache
- shamash
- shash
- stramash
- taplash
- apache
- bardash
- berdache
- Chumash
- encash
- haberdash
- heat rash
- keysmash
- Lagash
- Malagash
- Miminegash
- newsflash
- outflash
- overrash
Questions about stonebrash
- What does stonebrash mean?
- Stonebrash means a subsoil made up of small stones or finely broken rock.
- What part of speech is stonebrash?
- Stonebrash is a noun.
- What is the plural of stonebrash?
- The plural of stonebrash is stonebrashes.
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